A day trading journal that fits on one calendar. Log trades in seconds, or just say it out loud.
Most journals are dashboards nobody reads. You do not need more indicators. You need to know if today made you better.
Win rate, expectancy, streaks. The numbers that change behavior.
Illustrative numbers.
Set your bias, levels, and max loss before the open.
Take the trade. The journal is already waiting.
Say what you saw. Thirty seconds, hands free.
Green days, red days, honest month.
18,406.75
+$0.00
“Long NQ off the fair value gap. Followed the plan.”
Journal note
This is what honest looks like.
August 2026
Start free. Import your Tradovate history in minutes, or log your first trade today.
Green days, red days, no spreadsheet. Your month at a glance.
Followed the plan. Took the first clean signal and left.
Every entry, exit, and note, one click deep.
Say it. It is saved.
Export from Tradovate, drop it in, done.
Drop your Tradovate export here
Dictate notes after a trade. Ask how your week went. Hands free.
You“How was my week?”
Coach“Up $1,240 across 14 trades. 64% win rate. Thursday was your best day.”
Illustrative conversation.
AI backtesting is coming. Replay a strategy across your real trade history and see what it would have changed. Journal today, test tomorrow.
Replay a strategy across your real trade history and see what it would have changed.
Surface the patterns already sitting in your own trades: what is working, what is not.
Set the boundaries you want to trade inside, and see when a plan would have kept you there.
One subscription. The journal, the voice notes, the stats. Nothing to configure.
Starts with a free trial.
Waitlist members get AI backtesting free at launch.
A trading journal calendar is a calendar-first way to log your trades, where each day is colored by your net profit or loss. Click into any day to see the trades you took and the notes you wrote, so you can spot streaks and drawdowns at a glance instead of scrolling through a spreadsheet.
Yes. Export a CSV from Tradovate and import it into Trading Panda in seconds, with your trades mapped automatically. Manual entry is also supported for trades from other platforms or brokers.
Yes, Trading Panda supports Tradovate CSV import today, with clean column mapping and automatic deduplication so re-importing overlapping date ranges never double-counts a trade. More broker integrations are planned.
Voice journaling lets you dictate your trade notes out loud and have them transcribed straight into your journal, so you can capture your thinking right after a trade instead of typing it up later. You can also ask your journal questions out loud and get answers pulled from your own trading history.
Trading Panda is built for futures day traders first, with support for contracts like NQ, ES, GC, and their smaller-sized counterparts. Profit and loss is tracked in both ticks and dollars, so you can compare setups across contracts accurately.
AI backtesting is coming soon: replay a strategy against your own trade history and see what it would have changed. Waitlist members get early access for free at launch.
Most trading journals add more tabs, charts, and settings over time. Trading Panda removes them: one calendar, fast logging, and voice input, because simplicity is the feature, not a missing one.
Your journal is yours. Every workspace is isolated to your account, your data is never sold, and you can delete your account and all of its data at any time.
Set up in minutes. Import your Tradovate history or start fresh.