The journal that fills itself in.

Why a manual journal stops working in week three

Every serious trader starts a journal. Almost none of them are still updating it 30 days later. Logging fills by hand is friction, and friction loses to a fast market. By the time you sit down to review, half the trades are missing and the ones that are there don't have the context you need. The fix isn't more discipline — it's removing the step.

Sync once. Review forever.

Connect your broker or prop firm with OAuth or read-only API keys. From that second on, every fill — entries, scales, partials, scratched orders — streams into TradeGuard in real time. No CSV exports. No copy-paste. No "I'll do it tonight."

• 500+ brokers and prop firms supported
• Real-time streaming, not nightly batch imports
• Read-only API access — we can never place trades on your account
• Multiple accounts, all in one journal

Auto-tagged so review night is fast

Trades arrive tagged by instrument, session (London / NY AM / NY PM / Asia), direction, hold time, and detected setup pattern. Filter your last month down to "only ES, only opening drive longs" in two clicks — and finally see if that's the slice making you money.

Context you'll actually use later

Pin screenshots from your charting platform, drop a voice memo on the way home from the desk, attach a written note while it's fresh. Six months from now, that context is the difference between a real review and staring at a row of numbers.