Trade with Insight.
Log every trade, measure what actually works, and keep your strategies honest. Your data stays on your server.
Create a free accountSign up with an email. Log your first trade in a minute.
Illustrative preview. Every number in the app is measured from the trades you log.
Plan, execute, log, review. Then do it again.
A journal that closes the loop
Log the entry, the stop, the size and the setup. Close it when you are out. Grade the execution, not the outcome.
Numbers, never estimates
Win rate, profit factor, expectancy, R multiples and drawdown, all measured from the trades you entered. A dash where nothing can be measured yet.
Strategies as written plans
Four starting playbooks you can rewrite. Tag trades with one and the journal says which plans pay.
Charts one tab away
TradingView, framed inside the app with the symbols you have traded most recently a click away.
Every edge is found the same way.
- Plan
- Execute
- Log
- Review
- Refine
01
Write the exit before the entry.
A strategy page holds the rules: context, entry, risk, exit. The trade form asks for the stop before it asks for anything else.
02
Log it while it is fresh.
Symbol, side, entry, size, stop, target, setup in one line. An open trade is fine; close it from its page when you are out.
03
Read what the numbers say.
The dashboard turns closed trades into an equity curve, a daily strip and a table per strategy. Nothing is projected.
It only claims what your trades can prove.
Measured, never divided.
A statistic appears when there is a trade to measure it from. Profit factor needs a win and a loss; R needs a stop. Until then, a dash.
Your data, your server.
One container, one volume, one SQLite file. Registration can be closed with a single setting once your people are in.
A journal, not a signal.
Insight never tells you what to trade. It tells you what your trades have done, so the next plan is written on evidence.
Your next trade, on the record.
Four strategies are waiting to be rewritten in your own words. The first trade takes a minute to log.