Your track record,
colored in
Every trading day becomes a green or red cell. Zoom from a single week to a whole year and read the shape of your performance at a glance, no spreadsheet required.
March 2026
+$1,860 · 21 trades
Three views, one story
The same trades, framed for the question you are asking. Drill into a single week when you are reviewing a session, or pull back to a month or year to see the trend.
- Week view lists each day with its net P&L and trade count
- Month view is a full heatmap grid, colored by result
- Year view rolls up all twelve months into one screen
Mar 2 – Mar 8
+$355 · 12 trades
- +$120
Mon
Mar 2 · 3 trades
- -$60
Tue
Mar 3 · 2 trades
- +$240
Wed
Mar 4 · 4 trades
- +$90
Thu
Mar 5 · 1 trade
- -$35
Fri
Mar 6 · 2 trades
A year on a single screen
Consistency is a pattern you can only see from a distance. The year view turns twelve months of trading into one grid, so a good streak or a rough patch is impossible to miss.
- Per-month totals with profit and loss coloring
- Spot seasonal strengths and the months to watch
- Jump straight from any month back into its days
2026
+$11.5k · 214 trades
Details that keep the calendar honest
Period totals everywhere
Each view sums the net P&L and trade count for exactly the range you are looking at, so the header always matches the cells.
Timezone correct
Trade dates respect your configured timezone, so a late-night session lands on the day you actually traded it.
Weekend toggle
Hide Saturday and Sunday to keep a tight five-day grid, or show them when you trade crypto and futures around the clock.
Open trades stay visible
Days with positions still open are marked distinctly, so an incomplete day never masquerades as a flat one.
One tap to the detail
Every cell links to that day's trades and journal notes, so the number always has its story attached.
Configurable week start
Start your week on Monday, Sunday, or Saturday to match your market and your own habit.
See your next month take shape
Log your trades and watch the calendar fill in. Free to start, no card required.
PnL Trak provides historical analysis of your own journal. It is not financial advice.