Connect your brokerage accounts and every trade imports automatically — entries, exits, size, and P&L. You add the part only you can: the reasoning. Telos Journal turns your trading history into your trading education.
Read-only broker connections sync every fill — entries, exits, partials, fees. Your journal is always complete and always current.
Win rate, profit factor, expectancy, average R — sliced by setup, symbol, time of day, and hold time. Find the edge; cut the leak.
Tag every trade with your playbook — breakout, pullback, reversal, earnings. Then see which setups actually pay you.
Attach chart screenshots, write the thesis, and tag the emotion. The context you'll wish you had six months from now.
Your month at a glance. Spot overtrading streaks, revenge-trade days, and the sessions where you're sharpest.
A guided end-of-week review: unjournaled trades, rule breaks, and one lesson to carry forward. Discipline, systematized.
Secure, read-only connections to the major U.S. brokerages. We can see your trade history — we can never touch your money or place orders.
Link your brokerage accounts in about two minutes. Historical trades import instantly; new fills sync automatically from then on.
Each trade arrives ready for your input. Tag the setup, note the reasoning, mark the emotion — thirty seconds while it's fresh.
Your analytics compound with every trade. Setups that pay get bigger; leaks get plugged. The journal becomes your edge.
Your equity curve across every connected account, with the metrics that matter layered on top.
Each trade gets a page: the chart, the numbers, and your thinking — side by side.
Most investors hold more than one account. Telos Journal treats them as one trading record — because that's how your performance actually works.
You're still covered. Some brokerages don't offer an API, and imported data isn't always perfect. Add entries by hand and correct anything in place — without leaving the grid.
Telos Journal opens to the waitlist first. Early members get free access during the beta — and a hand in shaping the product.