TickerLog
A universal trading journal that reads your broker, not your memory.
- Imports fills straight from your account — no spreadsheet, no manual entry
- Groups partial fills and scale-ins into one trade you can actually read
- Tags setups, sessions, and mistakes so patterns surface on their own
- Journal from your phone right after the trade, review on the web later
- Separates what your strategy did from what you did to it
- Launching soon at tickerlog.io
- Web and mobile apps, sharing one account
- Works alongside any broker or expert advisor
- Built by a trader who journals every day
What it does
A universal trading journal for web and mobile that syncs straight from your broker, tags every trade, and shows you the patterns behind your results — launching soon at tickerlog.io.
Why another journal
Most journals ask you to retype what your broker already knows. That is the reason almost nobody keeps one for long — the work lands right after a losing trade, which is exactly when you least want to do it.
TickerLog starts from the account instead. Fills come in on their own, partial entries and scale-ins are reassembled into one position you can read at a glance, and what is left for you is the only part a machine cannot do: saying what you were thinking.
What it is for
A journal is not a scoreboard. The point is to separate the two things that get confused after a bad week — what the strategy did, and what you did to the strategy. TickerLog tags every trade by setup, session, and mistake, so that split shows up in the data instead of in an argument with yourself.
Launching soon
TickerLog ships as a web app and mobile apps sharing one account — note the trade on your phone while it is fresh, review the week properly on a bigger screen.
It is close to release and will live at tickerlog.io. Join the list below and you will hear about launch and early pricing first.
Specifications
- Status
- Launching soon
- Home
- tickerlog.io
- Platform
- Web and mobile
- Markets
- Any
- Accounts
- Live, demo, and prop
Frequently asked questions
What is TickerLog?
TickerLog is a universal trading journal. It pulls closed trades straight from your account, reassembles partial fills and scale-ins into a single readable position, and lets you tag each one by setup, session, and mistake — so the patterns in your trading surface from the data rather than from memory.
When does TickerLog launch?
TickerLog is close to release and will launch at tickerlog.io. Join the list here and you will get the launch notice and early pricing before it is announced anywhere else.
Which brokers and platforms will TickerLog support?
TickerLog is broker-agnostic by design — it journals the account, not the platform, so it works the same whether you trade manually or run an expert advisor like Gold Scalpel. Exact broker integrations will be listed at launch.
Is there a TickerLog mobile app?
Yes. TickerLog ships as a web app and mobile apps on one account, so a trade you note on your phone minutes after closing it is already there when you sit down to review the week on a bigger screen. Notes taken at the desk hours later are the ones that quietly rewrite what happened.
Does TickerLog work with prop firm accounts?
Yes. Prop accounts are journaled like any other, which is where a journal earns its keep — seeing how close you run to a drawdown limit, and which sessions and setups put you there, well before the rule is breached.
Is TickerLog free?
Pricing is not announced yet. Launch pricing goes to the waitlist first, so joining the list is the cheapest way in.
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