📓 Trade Journal Used by 5,000+ traders Mobile-first

The trading journal you'll actually open every day.

Logging a trade should take ten seconds, not ten minutes. Journali's trade journal is built mobile-first, with one-tap logging, instant screenshot attachment, setup tags, and pre/post-trade checklists. Because a journal you skip is a journal that doesn't work.

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Dashboard · Last 30 days Live
Net P&L
+$4,218
Win rate
61%
Avg R
+1.34R
Profit factor
2.18
NQ LONG Breakout · 2 contracts · 09:47 +24 ticks +$240
ES SHORT VWAP reject · 1 contract · 10:12 −8 ticks −$100
SPY LONG Opening drive · 300 sh · 09:33 +$0.68 +$204
Current streak 🔥 12 days logged in a row

Spreadsheets work until they don't

Every trader starts with a spreadsheet. Most of them abandon it by week 4. The reason is simple: logging a trade in Excel or Notion takes longer than making the trade did. You skip one. Then two. Then you haven't logged anything in three weeks and the journal is useless because the most valuable trades — the ones where you should remember exactly what you were thinking — are the ones you didn't write down.

Logging abandonment is the single biggest reason trading journals fail. Not missing features. Not bad UX. Just friction. If a journal takes more than 15 seconds to log a trade, it won't survive a real trading week. This is the problem Journali was built to solve.

The core idea

A trading journal only works if you use it. Journali is obsessed with one metric: time-to-log. Every interaction — from one-tap entry to voice notes to screenshot paste — exists to keep the logging friction under ten seconds. Because the best trade data is the trade you just closed, not the one from three days ago you're trying to reconstruct from memory.

What logging a trade actually looks like

Open the app on your phone. Tap the floating action button. Symbol, side, entry, exit, position size — all default to your most recent pattern, so you're just confirming. Paste your chart screenshot from clipboard. Tag the setup from your pre-built list. Optional: a one-line note in Lora italic (the classic journal typeface). Done. Twelve seconds, average.

Later, at the end of the day, the post-trade checklist pings you: did you follow your plan? Was the entry clean? Was the exit emotional? These are the questions that build edge. Journali stores the answers alongside the numbers — so when you look back in three months, you have the story, not just the P&L.

What's in the journal

One-tap logging

Floating action button on every screen. Symbol, entry, exit, size — smart defaults based on your last trade. Most logs clock in under 15 seconds.

Screenshot attachment

Paste from clipboard on desktop, or snap from camera roll on mobile. Every trade stores its chart exactly as you saw it — marks, arrows, annotations preserved.

Tags & setups

Build a library of your own setups — Breakout, VWAP Reject, Opening Drive, Gap Fill — then tag trades in one tap. Analytics break down win rate per setup automatically.

Notes in Lora italic

A real journal needs a real journal voice. Notes render in Lora italic — the classic diary typeface — so writing feels like writing, not data entry.

Pre & post-trade checklists

Define your own checklist — setup confirmed? size appropriate? stop set? — and tick through it at entry and exit. Builds discipline as a byproduct of logging.

iOS + Android web app

No App Store download. Journali is a progressive web app — add to home screen and it feels native. Offline-first; syncs when you're back online.

How Journali compares

FeatureJournaliTradeZellaTraderSyncTradervueEdgewonk
Mobile-first UIYesDesktop-firstDesktop-firstDesktop onlyDesktop only
One-tap loggingYesMulti-stepMulti-stepMulti-stepMulti-step
Screenshot paste/attachYesYesYesPro onlyYes
Free tier6 trades free7-day trial7-day trialLimited free$169 one-time
Entry price$20/mo$29/mo$29.95/mo$29/mo$169 lifetime

Who this is for

The Journali trade journal is for traders who have tried and failed to stick with a journal before. Specifically:

Frequently asked

How long does it actually take to log a trade?

Between 10 and 20 seconds for a standard trade once you're used to the UI. Symbol, entry, exit, size, and optional tag. The floating-action-button flow is deliberately optimized to beat the 15-second threshold where logging abandonment spikes. Adding a screenshot and a note takes another 10 seconds.

Can I import my historical trades?

Yes. Pro and Premier plans include CSV import from any spreadsheet, plus direct broker auto-sync via SnapTrade for 40+ brokers. Most users backfill six to twelve months of history in the first week.

Is there an iOS or Android app?

Journali is a Progressive Web App — you add it to your home screen from the browser and it behaves like a native app, including offline mode. This avoids App Store review delays, so new features ship the day we build them instead of waiting two weeks for approval.

What's in the free plan?

Free gives you 6 trades to test the full product — every feature except Premier-tier AI is unlocked. The limit is on trade count, not functionality. Pro ($20/mo) removes the limit entirely and adds prop firm mode, calendar, setups, and goals.

Can I use Journali with my broker?

Yes. Journali auto-syncs with 40+ brokers via SnapTrade — TradeStation, NinjaTrader, Robinhood, Webull, Interactive Brokers, Tastytrade, Thinkorswim/Schwab, and more. See Broker Auto-Sync for the full list.

Do you handle options and futures?

Yes. Options get multi-leg entry with greeks and IV logging. Futures get tick-level P&L, contract rollover handling, and Globex session tagging. See Options Traders and Futures Traders for the specifics.

Stop skipping the logs. Start building the record.

Six free trades is enough to feel the difference between a journal you use and a journal you forget. No credit card. No sales call.

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