Everything you need to trade with discipline.

Trade details

One record for the whole trade, not just the result.

Every trade carries its own plan — risk, planned R:R, entry and stop — recorded before you click. Attach chart screenshots directly to the trade, tag it with your strategy, signal, and confirmation labels, and write it up in a full notes editor — load and edit your own templates so pre- and post-trade write-ups follow the same structure every time.

When it closes, a Trade Review walks you through planning, execution, psychology, and discipline — fully customizable, so the questions match how you actually think about a trade. Pre- and post-trade checklists add a second, simpler layer of systematic review. Every answer feeds the Psychology analytics in Metrics, and you can filter on any of it later (“show me every trade where I didn’t follow my plan”).

Metrics

18 ways to see your own trading clearly.

The Dashboard gives you an Edge Score, win/loss distribution, and streak timeline at a glance. Beyond it, dedicated pages break performance down by instrument, setup, and time of day — including an hour-by-day heatmap — track MAE/MFE, equity curves, and correlations between instruments, and turn your Trade Review answers into psychology analytics.

Export any of it to PDF, Excel, or CSV.

Sync

Sync everything. Touch nothing.

Connect MetaTrader 5, MetaTrader 4, cTrader, Kraken, or NinjaTrader 8 in a few minutes — MT5 usually needs no password at all, NinjaTrader reads straight from its own local database, and cTrader is a single authorization in your browser. Once connected, every order syncs automatically: open positions, pending orders, and closed trades, not just what’s already finished. Anything else comes in through CSV, including formats you map yourself.

Tradelics only ever reads. It never places, modifies, or closes a trade — there’s no order-placing code to switch on. MetaTrader 5, MetaTrader 4, NinjaTrader, and CSV import all work fully offline; cTrader and Kraken sync through their API and need an internet connection, for now — more brokers are on the way.

Trades

Every trade in one sortable grid.

Sort by any column, pick a column preset or show only the ones you actually use, and select trades the way you would in a spreadsheet — Ctrl or Shift-click, then edit one trade or many in a single dialog (tags can be added, removed or replaced in bulk, and everything is undoable), merge an execution with the planned trade it fulfilled, or delete in bulk.

The table always respects your active filter — and so does everything else in the app.

Organize

Tag it once, analyze it forever.

Four label types cover everything from your overall approach down to how you felt in the moment. Every one becomes a metrics breakdown and a filter.

Symbols

Forex, crypto, indices, futures, stocks — one library.

Every instrument that appears in your journal gets the right tick size and tick value automatically, resolved from a built-in library and refined as real trade prices come in. Search, filter by type, or add a custom symbol by hand — Import and Export keep your library portable.

Calendar

Every trading day, at a glance.

Green days, red days, and exactly why. Each cell on the monthly grid shows wins, losses, net P&L, and trade count for that day, with a weekly summary down the side and a month total to close it out. Switch to Year to see all twelve months at once, each with the same day-by-day detail and a running total for the whole year. Click any day, week, month, or year to drill into the trades behind it.

It’s one of the fastest ways to spot a pattern — do you consistently lose on Mondays, or over-trade after a losing week? The calendar respects your active filter, so narrow to one account or symbol and both views update with it.

Personalization

Make it feel like yours.

Tradelics adapts to how you trade, not the other way around. Switch between Light, Dark Blue, and Dark Black instantly, then go deeper: write your own Trade Review questions, build pre- and post-trade checklists, rearrange Trade Details’ three panels, choose which columns your Trades table shows, and set up Dashboard with the metric cards you actually use.

Regional settings are yours to configure too, down to whether forex sizes read as lots or units — so the app reads the way you think, not the way it was built.