Greenwick

This is what your trades look like after one import.

Drop in your broker's CSV or Excel export and the dashboard fills in: net P&L, win rate, profit factor, expectancy, average R, max drawdown, best and worst day, and your costs.

Runs in your browser, works offline, no account. One payment of $49.99.

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Start here: download and set up in 2 minutes

Thanks for buying the Greenwick Trading Journal.

1. Open Files in the left menu and download the ZIP.

2. Extract the ZIP first. On Windows, right-click it and choose Extract All. On Mac, double-click it. Don't open the HTML file from inside the ZIP: it won't work properly.

3. Open the extracted folder and double-click Trading-Dashboard.html. It opens in your browser.

4. Bookmark it so you can reopen it in one click.

5. Import your trades. The pinned "Import your trades" post shows how.

No account needed, and your trades stay on your computer. The Setup Guide PDF in the ZIP covers everything else.

Stuck? Message me in Support chat. Changed your mind? You have 14 days for a full refund.

What's inside the Greenwick Trading Journal

• Dashboard: equity curve, drawdown, win rate, profit factor, expectancy, average R

• Reports: results by setup tag, entry hour, weekday, hold time, share price, position size and symbol

• Calendar: profit and loss by day, with a journal note for each day

• Trades: click any trade to add notes, setup tags and the risk you took

• Export: Excel workbook, CSV, or a printable PDF report

It shows your own numbers back to you. It doesn't tell you what to trade.

Import your trades (2 minutes)

1. In your broker, find the trade history or executions report and export it as CSV or Excel. An executions or fills export is best: it includes times, so the hour and hold-time reports fill in.

2. Open the journal, go to the Import tab and click Choose file (or drag the file in).

3. Columns are matched automatically. If anything looks wrong, fix it on the mapping screen, then press Build trades.

4. Set your risk per trade on the Import tab to see every trade in R.

Tip: press Back up everything on the Import tab once a week. Your trades live in your browser.

Export won't import? Message me in Support chat with a sample file (account numbers removed) and I'll add support for it.