Chart analyser
A live chart with the structure already marked on it — gaps, order blocks, supply and demand, breaks of structure, opening ranges. Arithmetic over the actual candles, so it says the same thing twice.
25 things it can markTwenty-four of them, a card each.
A live chart with the structure already marked on it — gaps, order blocks, supply and demand, breaks of structure, opening ranges. Arithmetic over the actual candles, so it says the same thing twice.
25 things it can markWhat's due and how long you have, counting down while you watch.
The desks that break news, not the ones reporting it an hour later.
Only the ones touching what you actually trade.
Name your risk and your stop. It gives you the quantity.
For when your account and your head are in different currencies.
Connect once and you never move a file again. Closed trades land as they close, with the broker's real costs and your deposits and withdrawals. Read-only, refused at the door if it ever tried to place an order.
WindowsOpen desktop MT5, sign in and connect it once. Chronicle then reads completed trades, deposits and withdrawals automatically. The bundled connector is read-only and contains no order function.
WindowsExport from TradingView and import it. Export the whole history every time if you like — the app recognises what it already has.
Four fields, for the prop account or the platform nothing else reaches.
Every day coloured by what it made. Click one for its trades and a note to yourself.
Win rate, profit factor, expectancy, streaks, hold time, equity curve, weekly and monthly tables. A 40% win rate is fine — these tell you whether yours is.
Rebuilt from your fills, matched first-in first-out, priced with the costs you actually paid.
Most people are quietly funding one session with another. This is where you find out.
Off by roughly 10×. One symbol's contract size is wrong.
Compare against what your broker really shows. A journal that quietly disagrees with your account is worse than no journal, so it tells you — and names the likely cause.
Get one wrong and every figure is wrong by a constant, with nothing looking broken. Your own closed trades pin the real number to a fraction of a percent.
How deep, how long, and whether you've climbed out. Measured on realised profit — a withdrawal drops your balance without being a losing run.
Opened within an hour of a loss and sized well above your normal. Trading again after a loss is just trading; sizing up to win it back is the thing that empties accounts.
Switch which you're looking at. Demo money never leaks into your real numbers.
Without deleting it. Turn it back on whenever you want to be honest again.
Best day and worst day get the same billing. That's rather the point.
There's no account because there's nowhere to send anything. The only things that touch the internet are the news feed and currency rates, and neither knows who you are.
Export the lot, restore it on another machine or your phone, or post a stat card that shows the percentages and none of the money.
Same app either way. A browser can't hold a broker connection open, so that one is Windows only.
Gold on near-black, plain dark, or a real light theme for bright rooms.
Windows, or open it on your phone. No account, no payment, nothing to cancel.