01 · Journal
Every fill, already there.
Connect a brokerage and Tradstry pulls your executions, matches them into round trips, and works out P&L, R-multiple and holding time before you open the app. Tag the setup, write the note, attach the chart.
YOUR JOURNAL · NOW AVAILABLE OVER MCP
Your trading record should talk back.
Tradstry turns your broker activity, trading rules, and journal into one clear record that you and your AI can analyze.
35+ BROKERAGES27 MCP TOOLS0% USED FOR TRAINING
ACCOUNT RECORD
One source of truth
MCP TOOLS
27
Connect your journal to compatible AI clients
ANALYTICS COMPUTED
36
Expectancy, SQN, drawdown, R-distribution
BROKERAGES SUPPORTED
35+
Schwab, Fidelity, IBKR, Robinhood and more, via SnapTrade
OF YOUR DATA USED FOR TRAINING
0
Export it or delete it, any time
The leak
Your worst trades weren't losses. They were rule-breaks.
Losing trades are the cost of doing business. The trades you took against your own rules are something else — and they have a price you have never once been shown. Put your numbers in.
40
Round trips, not fills.
20%
About 8 trades a month. Be honest — nobody's watching.
$250
What a bad one usually costs you.
Breaking your rules costs you
$0every year
Cut half of them and you keep
$0This is arithmetic on the numbers you just entered, not a projection. Tradstry does not predict returns — it prices what already happened, so you can see the trades you keep taking anyway.
The product
One record. Four ways to read it.
A fill enters once. The journal adds intent, the playbook checks the rules, analytics prices the outcome, and your notebook keeps the lesson attached.
JOURNAL
ANALYTICS
PLAYBOOK
NOTEBOOK
02 · Analytics
The number, and the reason.
Tradstry computes expectancy in dollars and in R, alongside SQN, recovery factor and max drawdown against real account equity. Every measure breaks out by symbol, session, day of week and playbook — so an edge stops being a feeling.
Workspace equity
+$0- Expectancy
- 0.42R
- SQN
- 2.7
- Max DD
- −8.2%
03 · Playbook
The rules you wrote, enforced.
A Tradstry playbook is a setup written as numbered steps, with the principles you refuse to break attached to it. Every trade gets checked against those rules, and the ones that broke a rule get a dollar figure next to them.
Breakout · continuation
- 01Price above the 20 EMA on the daily
- 02Volume at least 1.5× the 50-day average
- 03Stop below the pivot low, never below 1R
- Followed · 34 trades
- +$0
- Broken · 7 trades
- −$0
04 · Notebook
Thinking, not filing.
The Tradstry notebook is a real editor — images, code, slash commands, and an autocomplete that has read your journal and finishes the sentence you were already writing. It syncs across web and desktop, keeps working on a plane, and links a note to the trade it explains so the two stay together.
Model Context Protocol
Stop pasting trades into a chat box.
Tradstry ships an MCP server. Point Claude at it once and your journal, playbooks, principles and analytics become things it can read and write — on the subscription you already have, with the model you already trust.
{
"mcpServers": {
"tradstry": {
"url": "https://mcp.tradstry.com/mcp"
}
}
}- “Which setup has the best expectancy since April?”
- “Show me every trade where I moved my stop.”
- “What did my breakout playbook actually cost me?”
- “Write tomorrow's plan from my last ten losers.”
TRADSTRY MCP · CONNECTED
27 TOOLSWhich setup has quietly cost me the most this quarter?
01
search_trades42 matching trades
02
get_playbook_performanceBreakout continuation
03
calculate_rule_break_cost-$2,840 avoidable loss
Your breakout-continuation setup produced positive expectancy when the written entry rules were followed. Seven exceptions accounted for most of the drawdown.
The evidence
The loss is not the lesson. The deviation is.
Split the same trader and the same setups by one fact: whether the written plan was followed. Tradstry makes that comparison visible.
The rules are the edge. Here is the size of it.
One account, one year, 138 trades. Same trader, same setups — split by whether the trade followed the plan that was written before it was taken. Tradstry is what makes that split visible.
Followed the plan
110 trades
- Win rate
- 70.9%
- Average loss
- −0.97R
Broke a rule
28 trades
- Win rate
- 14.3%
- Average loss
- −2.45R
Example account — the same book shown in the screenshots on this page. Illustrative figures, not a projection and not a performance claim.
Pricing
Start the record free. Upgrade the feedback loop.
No trade-count traps. Free gives you a real journal; Pro adds the scale, analysis, and AI context for an active practice.
FREE
$0/ month
Build the record before you pay for the analysis.
- 6 workspaces
- 1 brokerage connection
- Unlimited imported trades
- 1 year of brokerage history
- Core journal and dashboard
- 15 Tradstry AI actions per month
- 50 MB media storage
PRO
$15/ month
The complete feedback loop for an active trading practice.
- Unlimited workspaces and imported trades
- 5 brokerage connections
- Complete analytics and discipline tracking
- 300 Tradstry AI actions per month
- 1 GB media storage
- MCP access and the macOS desktop app
FAQ
Asked honestly. Answered the same way.
Which brokers can I connect?
Anything SnapTrade supports — 35+ institutions including Schwab, Fidelity, Interactive Brokers, Robinhood, E*TRADE, Webull, Coinbase and eToro. Tradstry pulls your executions and matches them into round trips. You can also add trades by hand if your broker isn't covered.
What is MCP, in one sentence?
It's the protocol Claude uses to talk to outside tools. Point Claude at Tradstry's MCP server and it can read your trades, analytics, playbooks and notebook — and write to them — without you pasting anything.
Does the AI cost extra?
No. Over MCP you use your own Claude subscription and your own model, so you're not paying us a margin on tokens.
Does it work offline?
The desktop app does. It keeps a local database, lets you journal on a plane, and merges cleanly when you reconnect — no last-write-wins data loss.
Who owns my data?
You do. Export it whenever you like, and deleting your account erases it. We don't sell it, and we don't train on it.
Can I cancel?
Any time, from the account dialog. You keep access until the end of the period you paid for.
Which instruments can I journal?
Stocks and options. Option trades carry the underlying, call or put, strike, expiration and contract multiplier, and P&L is computed against the multiplier rather than the share price. Futures, forex and spot crypto are not supported yet.
How often does Tradstry sync with my broker?
Every half hour during US market hours — on the hour and the half hour between 9:00 and 16:00 Eastern — plus a final pass at 16:30 to catch the close, and once over the weekend. Nothing polls overnight, so a sync is never more than thirty minutes behind the market.
Is there a Windows or Linux desktop app?
Not today. The desktop app is macOS only. Tradstry runs in any modern browser on Windows and Linux, and the browser version has everything except the offline local database.
Is there a mobile app?
No. Tradstry is responsive and readable on a phone browser, but there is no iOS or Android app, and journalling is designed around a keyboard.
Can I share my journal with a coach or a team?
No. Tradstry is one account, one trader. There are no seats, roles or shared workspaces — the sync that exists is between your own devices, not between people.
What exactly do I get if I export my data?
One JSON file containing every row Tradstry holds for you — trades, journal entries, playbooks, principles, tags, notebook folders and notes, brokerage transactions and equity history — plus seven-day download links for any images you uploaded. It downloads from the account page, and exporting deletes nothing.
Which account currencies are supported?
USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CAD, AUD and CHF. Each trading account carries its own currency, so a multi-currency book stays separated rather than being converted into one base number.
Plan the risk. Sync the execution.Find the deviation. Improve the process.
Tradstry connects your plans, broker fills, trading rules, and journal—so every trade shows you what to repeat and what to change.