Journalit is built for traders who want structure without losing ownership of their notes. Start with setup, move into import or sync, then learn the views you will use every day.
Start here
Start with the installation guide, then follow Quick Start.
Release notes, recent changes, and new broker support.
Install the plugin from Obsidian Community Plugins.
Set up your first account, log a trade, and verify the workflow.
Connect Journalit services for cloud sync and account features.
Import old trades from CSV, XLSX, and supported broker exports.
Find the correct export steps for your broker or platform.
The most-used export guides show how to export Tradovate trade history to CSV, export Bybit trade history to CSV, export Hyperliquid trade history, export Rithmic trade history from R | Trader Pro and save MT4 or MT5 trade history as an HTML statement.
Customisable hub with widgets, shortcuts, goals, and your next actions.
Fast trade entry with structured forms and markdown-backed notes.
Keep screenshots, execution context, and reflection in one place.
Work through trades in a high-detail table with filters and batch actions.
Define playbooks and rules, then review and compare setup performance.
Plan trading sessions and run Trade Gate checks before you enter a trade.
Performance analytics, account rollups, and widget-based analysis.
Run daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly review workflows.
Track multiple accounts and keep portfolio structure clean.
Track prop firm evaluations and funded accounts with phase rules, drawdown limits and payouts.
Build and refine your own review templates with drag and drop blocks.
Move between core views, reviews, and tools, then search trades and review notes quickly.
Control trade fields, templates, sync, and workflow preferences.
Import trades from CSV, XLSX, and supported broker exports.
Connect a supported Trade Sync provider and keep broker trades synchronised with your vault. Use Trade Import for file-based workflows.
Let Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex and other MCP clients read and update your journal.
Keep your journal in files you control instead of inside a hosted black box.
Reviews, notes, screenshots, and trade metadata stay connected instead of being split across tools.
Mix manual journalling, trade import, and provider-based Trade Sync without forcing one workflow.
Start simple, then layer in reviews, templates, and portfolio structure as your process matures.
Get community support, product updates, and migration help.
Use email for private questions or account-specific issues.
Say what works and what does not, in public or for journalit.co. We never pay for reviews.
Volume pricing, onboarding and priority support for five or more traders.
See the broader product overview if you are still comparing tools.
See what stays free before you ever pay for automation.
See how screenshots, written context, and recurring review fit the workflow.
See how the default template is structured inside your journal.
