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The pencil on a trade's screen now changes its symbol, book, strategy, tags, notes, exit reason, mood and screenshots. Only what you changed is written, and leaving with changes unsaved asks first.
Log every trade, rate it against your own rules, and let 36 charts and 24 analytics panels show you the patterns you keep repeating. Every calculation runs on your phone โ your trades never reach a server of ours.
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The newest work in the app. The same list is waiting inside it, on the release-notes screen, so you can see what changed without coming back here.
The pencil on a trade's screen now changes its symbol, book, strategy, tags, notes, exit reason, mood and screenshots. Only what you changed is written, and leaving with changes unsaved asks first.
Record each deposit and withdrawal with its day. Returns are time-weighted, so money added in October no longer inflates the year's return, and money taken out no longer reads as a drawdown.
Losses are set off the way your return sets them off, losses from earlier years are carried in — or typed from your last return — and the โน1.25 lakh exemption on long-term gains comes off. Same-day share trades are speculative income, an equity fund turns long term after one year rather than three, and the report now covers ETFs, funds, futures and dividends.
Record a split or bonus on a holding and everything bought and sold before the ex-date is restated, so the new shares can be sold and your result stays the same. A bonus comes in at nil cost on the ex-date, the way tax treats it.
Record a dividend, and the tax deducted from it, against a holding. The trade shows what the position has made with them, and the tax report counts them as income at your slab rate.
Name the contract when you add an F&O trade — expiry, future, call or put, and strike — and each strike and expiry is a position of its own. An option still open after expiry can be closed at 0 from its trade, and an optional alert comes the morning before a contract you hold expires.
Today's realised P&L, the risk open at your stops, and how many open positions have no stop, on your Android home screen. It stays blank while the app lock or Hide amounts is on.
Choose them on Home, Analytics, Charts or Trades and the other three follow, kept between launches. Home, Charts and Trades can now be narrowed to one book.
A position sold in parts books each sale when it was made — on Home, in Analytics and Charts, and in the PDF report — so your wins and losses add up to your P&L. Drawdown is measured against your account rather than your peak profit, and MTF interest is charged night by night on what was actually borrowed.
Add Trade, the close screen and the screens for correcting a buy or a sale have a Time beside the date. A day picked without one is 09:15 for a buy and 15:30 for a sale, and a sale can no longer land before the purchase it sells.
"All of it" sells the holding itself, so a fund held in fractions, or an F&O position that is not a whole number of lots, closes cleanly instead of leaving a sliver open.
Restoring a backup asks whether to add what is missing or replace everything, keeps the journal as it was on the phone first, and can be undone from Settings. Backups now carry your books, money in and out, dividends and splits.
The app keeps its ten newest automatic backups and one a week for twelve weeks, and moves the rest to Drive's bin; a backup you take yourself is never touched. Home tells you when the last backup failed or is a week old.
Undo the last import from the import screen. Rows that did not come in are listed with the reason and can be saved as a file to fix and import again, dates are read the way brokers write them, and both import methods now work on the same journal.
Forgot PIN lets you back in with your account password or the phone's screen lock, and nothing is deleted. The PIN is stored as a salted hash, the journal stays out of screenshots and the recent-apps view while the lock is on, and changing the phone's clock no longer shortens a lockout.
Picked the wrong currency at setup? Switching now keeps every trade and changes only the symbol. The PDF report prints your currency's own symbol instead of "Rs.", and builds with no connection.
The Trades filter finds trades that won 2R or more or lost more than 1R, whatever your currency or account size. A position filed under two strategies now matches either.
A tap on the bar jumps straight to Analytics, Charts or Insights, and each keeps its tab and scroll when you come back, refreshing only when the journal has changed.
Filter by what you are trying to do.
Stocks, ETFs, futures, options and mutual funds, plus MTF as a mode on any position. Futures and options carry lots, lot size and their contract; mutual funds carry units, NAV and whether they are equity or debt. Nothing is forced into a shape that does not fit it.
Change a trade's symbol, book, strategy, tags, notes, exit reason, mood or screenshots after saving it, and correct any buy or sale from its own row. Only what you changed is written.
NSE/BSE symbol auto-complete, reusable fee templates, sentiment and confidence at entry and exit, behavioural quick tags, image attachments, and a draft that survives you closing the screen mid-entry.
Buy in three batches and sell in two โ the app records each leg with its date and time, works out weighted average prices and total fees, and keeps track of what is still open. A sale can never land before the purchase it sells.
Record a split and every earlier buy and sale is restated, so the new shares can be sold; a bonus comes in at nil cost on the ex-date. Dividends, with the tax deducted from them, sit on the holding and in the tax report.
Name the contract โ expiry, future, call or put, and strike โ and each strike and expiry is a position of its own. An expired option can be closed at 0, and an optional alert comes the morning before expiry.
Split your capital into books โ long term, swing, F&O โ and get returns per book instead of one blended number that describes none of them. Existing trades can be assigned in bulk.
Every entry, add-on, partial exit, stop revision, note and rule rating for a position, in the order it happened. Read a trade back the way it unfolded rather than as a single row.
Every move of a stop is appended with a date and a reason, and the original is preserved so R-multiple stays measured against the risk you actually took at entry.
Pre-trade thesis and post-trade review, both in Markdown, both searchable across your whole history with the matching line shown in the result.
A list of closed trades missing something the app actually reads โ exit reason, the high and low while you held it, the note you meant to write โ each one saying what filling it in turns back on.
Start a new entry pre-filled from a previous trade, so a setup you repeat does not have to be typed out from scratch every time.
On every stock or ETF trade: Trendlyne's Quality, Valuation and Technicals scores with a verdict, and the company's SWOT. End-of-day figures, fetched once a day and kept offline. Powered by Trendlyne; shown for context, not as advice.
Across five tabs: equity curve, R-multiple distribution, win/loss streaks, activity heatmaps, money flow, return distribution, trader profile, plan versus outcome, capital at risk, you against the index, and a whole tab on how far each trade ran.
A Charts tab built on the high and the low each trade reached while you held it: how far trades ran, where the stop belongs, what a fixed rule would have made instead, entry against exit, holding winners, what you left on the table, and every trade's range one by one.
Expectancy, your open positions by Trendlyne score, drawdown analysis and the underwater curve, Sharpe and Sortino, recovery after a loss, cost of mistakes, pattern recognition, symbol loyalty, exit quality, MTF funding analysis โ plus a live risk tab for open positions.
Brokerage, MTF interest and tax presented as deductions rather than statistics โ the distance between the profit the market gave you and the profit you kept, each with a breakdown behind it.
Pattern recognition, Bayesian probability, association rule mining, Monte Carlo projection and regression โ every one of them running locally. No trade data is sent to an AI service, because none is sent anywhere.
Expected value and risk/reward on the trade entry screen, position sizing from your own risk-per-trade setting, a correlation matrix across your symbols, and an MTF interest calculator with slab-wise rates.
How much money is actually in the market right now, how much of it is exposed once your stops are counted, and what that looks like over time โ per book, if you use books.
Record deposits and withdrawals with their dates, and returns are measured time-weighted: money added part-way does not inflate the year, and money taken out is not a drawdown. Position sizing works from capital plus deposits to date.
A daily loss cap, a portfolio-heat ceiling and a consecutive-loss threshold, checked as you enter a trade and again by an optional reminder the morning after a losing run. Shown, never enforced โ the app does not get to veto your trade.
Write your own rules under Risk, Entry, Exit or Psychology. Rate each trade against them, get a 0โ100 discipline score, and see the P&L gap between the trades where you followed them and the ones where you did not.
Eight what-if rules replayed over your closed trades. Where the record cannot answer โ both a stop and a target were reached, and which came first was never written down โ it gives you a range and says so, rather than inventing a number.
Each setup gets a written definition of what it requires, sitting beside how that setup has actually performed. Strategies you no longer trade stop cluttering the list.
Record the stop and target you set before entry, not an estimate worked out afterwards. The plan-vs-outcome chart then shows how often you actually held to either one โ and what the stops you moved cost you.
Say why you closed โ target hit, stop hit, thesis broke, nerves. Exit quality analysis then tells you which of those reasons has been costing you money, and which exits were decisions rather than flinches.
Consecutive rule-breaking is flagged while it is happening, not discovered in a review three weeks later.
Manual or automatic backups into a folder in your Google Drive, with your trade screenshots bundled in rather than left behind. Automatic ones tidy up after themselves. A restore asks whether to add what is missing or replace everything, and can be undone. The files never pass through us.
Trade-level or transaction-level, headers matched automatically where they can be and by you where they cannot, with a sample value shown beside each column. The mapping is remembered per broker, duplicates are flagged before anything is written, rows that do not come in can be saved to fix, and the last import can be undone.
Export everything to a single file, or a selection to CSV. Long-press to multi-select, then delete, tag, export or re-type in one go โ with undo on the destructive ones.
Trades live in the app's private storage on your phone. Add a PIN โ kept only as a salted hash, with Forgot PIN if you lose it โ add fingerprint or face unlock, set how quickly the app re-locks, and hide every amount on the dashboard with one tap. While the lock is on, the app stays out of screenshots. Nothing about your positions leaves the device unless you ask it to.
A screen that fails shows an error card instead of closing the app, and a local database file that will not open is set aside and rebuilt rather than taking the app down with it โ with the fact that it happened reported to you rather than hidden.
Everything except backup, sign-in, subscription checks and fetching a stock's scores works with no connection at all, the PDF report included. Losing signal shows a banner, not an error screen.
Filter trades by date, asset type, strategy, book, big wins and losses in R, sentiment and tags โ combined. The period, asset and book follow you across Home, Analytics, Charts and Trades. Search symbols, search your notes, and search Settings itself.
The whole Indian AprilโMarch year worked out as the return does it: gains matched FIFO lot by lot, losses set off, earlier years' losses carried in, the โน1.25 lakh exemption taken off, same-day trades as speculative income, and dividends beside it โ for stocks, ETFs, funds and F&O, exportable as CSV for your CA.
A notification before a holding crosses from short-term into long-term, so the tax consequence of an exit is something you know about in advance, an optional risk alert when you are past your own daily loss or exposure limit, and one the morning before an F&O contract you hold expires.
Performance, discipline and analytics for a week, a month, the year to date or a full financial year โ or for exactly the set of trades your filters are showing, so "every F&O trade tagged #revenge" can be a report too. Set in your own currency, and built on the phone.
Reorder and hide dashboard widgets, and switch individual charts and analytics cards on or off. A journal you only half use should not make you scroll past the other half.
Light, dark, or dark on a schedule. Pick an accent colour, and pick which colours mean profit and loss โ red-green is not readable for everyone.
A chart drawn on a canvas means nothing to assistive technology, and reading its axis labels aloud is worse than silence. Each one carries a spoken summary of what it actually shows instead.
INR (โน), USD ($), EUR (โฌ), GBP (ยฃ), JPY (ยฅ), KRW (โฉ) and THB (เธฟ), switchable from Settings at any time โ with lakh and crore grouping under INR and thousands everywhere else. Amounts are never converted, and switching keeps your trades.
Today's realised P&L, the risk open at your stops, and how many open positions have no stop, on your Android home screen โ blank while the app lock or Hide amounts is on.
Turn any trade card or chart into an image you can send to a trading group, with the numbers you want shown and the ones you do not left out.
A guided tour on first launch, an info icon beside anything statistical, and a release-notes screen that says what changed in the version you just updated to.
Better to know now than to find out later.
The app never touches your Demat or trading account. Trades arrive by typing, by CSV, or from a backup โ which is also why it cannot place an order or lose you money directly.
It is a record of what you did, not a terminal. Open positions are valued from the figures you enter.
Nothing in the app is a recommendation to buy or sell. Every statistic describes trades you have already made, and past results say nothing certain about the next one.
Subscription payments are final. We do not offer or process refunds โ not for an unused period, not for a change of mind, and not against trading losses. The free tier is there so you can decide before you pay. See the Terms.
Install it, log one position, and let the picture build from there.
Everything you agree to by installing, written out rather than summarised.
Nearly a hundred questions on features, data, tax, subscriptions and risk.
What is collected, what is not, and your rights under Indian law.
Usage terms, disclaimers, liability limits and the no-refund policy.
How to have your account removed, and what that does and does not delete.