Trade journal
Track direction, risk, R multiple, P&L, session, charts, setup and notes for every trade.
SanTrade system
Everything you need to review your trading
SanTrade connects your trade log, performance analytics and trading playbook. Your data becomes a practical feedback loop instead of another spreadsheet.
Trading analytics
Review net profit, win rate, average RR, weekday results, sessions and instrument performance.
Setup workspace
Build trading playbooks with rules, examples, images, columns and direct Notion imports.
Trading calendar
See daily performance at a glance and find periods that deserve a deeper review.
Mistake notes
Link recurring execution mistakes to trades and discover which habits cost you most.
Accounts and prop stages
Separate personal and prop accounts, transactions, stages and profit split calculations.
From trade entry to useful insight
Log the trade
Capture context, risk, outcome and chart screenshots.
Connect the context
Attach a trading setup and up to four notes about mistakes or observations.
Review performance
Compare weekdays, sessions, markets and repeated decisions.
Frequently asked questions
Is SanTrade free?+
Yes. The core trading journal, performance dashboard, calendar, workspace and account manager are available for free.
Does it work for prop firm trading?+
Yes. Create prop accounts, track evaluation stages, apply profit splits and keep the performance of each account separate.
Can I import a trading playbook from Notion?+
Yes. Upload a Notion HTML or ZIP export inside a setup. SanTrade imports text, headings, lists, toggles, tables and available images into the workspace.
Can I use it on mobile?+
Yes. SanTrade is responsive, works in mobile browsers and can be installed as a PWA on your home screen.
How do I analyze trading mistakes?+
Create note cards, attach them to relevant trades and review how often each mistake appears by instrument and period.
Build an honest record of your trading
Start with one trade. Your patterns, strongest setups and recurring mistakes will become clear as your journal grows.
Start a trading journal