Log a whole session
in one sentence
Type or paste how the day went and PnL Trak turns it into structured trades. You review and edit everything before a single row is written, so the record always stays yours.
Bulk entry
Review every trade before anything is saved.
Describe it, don't format it
No rigid syntax to memorize. Write the way you would tell a trading buddy what happened, and the parser pulls out the symbol, direction, P&L, and the note behind each trade.
- Handles several trades in a single block of text
- Reads profit and loss from natural phrasing
- Keeps your wording as the note on each trade
AI Analyst
grounded in your journalYour opening-range breakout is carrying the month: 11 trades, +$2,940 net at a 64% win rate and 1.8R average.
Nothing is saved until you say so
Extraction is a draft, not a commit. Every parsed trade lands in a review step where you can fix a number, drop a row, or adjust a detail before it ever touches your journal.
- Review each extracted trade side by side with your text
- Edit or discard anything that looks off
- Confirm once, and only then does it save
Bulk entry
Review every trade before anything is saved.
Entry that respects your data
Two ways in
Describe a session for speed, or use the full manual form when you want precise control over every field. Both feed the same journal.
Conflict checks
If an outcome and its P&L disagree, like a stop-loss that shows a profit, you get a nudge to double-check the sign before saving.
Import history
Every bulk entry is logged with its status, so you can see what was imported, what needs review, and what was discarded.
Bring your own key
Extraction runs on your own OpenAI or Anthropic key, or on the app's provider if you would rather not configure one.
Your workspace only
Parsed trades are written into your private, database-isolated workspace and nowhere else.
Correct by construction
Saved trades flow through the same calculations as manual ones, so your stats stay consistent no matter how a trade got in.
Turn today's notes into a clean journal
Describe your session and review the result in seconds. Free to start, no card required.
PnL Trak provides historical analysis of your own journal. It is not financial advice.