Invite-only private beta for growth and swing traders
Your swing-trading process. One connected workspace.
Read the market, find leading stocks, turn ideas into risk-defined plans, track entries and exits, and grade the completed trade — without stitching together five tools.
Invite-only betaOne workflow, end to end
- 01 · Read the market
Start with the regime, breadth, distribution pressure, sector rotation, hard assets, rates, and the current trading stance. - 02 · Find what deserves attention
Screen for liquid leaders, compare relative strength, and review pattern candidates on clean daily and weekly charts. - 03 · Turn an idea into a plan
Move from Watchlist to Shortlist to Final Plan, then define the entry, stop, size, risk, and whether it is actionable today. - 04 · Track the trade lifecycle
Log manually or, in supported paper-broker workflows, explicitly arm an eligible plan and track orders and fills without guessing their state. - 05 · Review process separately from outcome
Journal partial exits, realized and unrealized P&L, then grade whether the setup and execution followed your rules.
What you can do in TradeLogging
- A daily market operating view
Market health, breadth, distribution days, sector leadership, macro proxies, and your portfolio movement in one end-of-day snapshot. - Broad-market discovery
Use liquidity-aware screens, leadership ratings, relative strength, earnings context, and sortable multi-horizon ETF tables to narrow the field. - Pattern candidates with a feedback loop
Review detector candidates, label matches and misses, and improve the Pattern Lab with frozen examples instead of treating every detection as truth. - Watchlist → Shortlist → Final Plan
Keep weekly research separate from today’s executable list, with entry, stop, quantity, position value, and open risk visible before action. - Explicit execution tracking
Supported paper-broker flows start only from plans you review and arm. Order, fill, protection, and reconciliation states stay visible and auditable. - A journal that closes the loop
Track entries, partial exits, open risk, realized and unrealized P&L, then grade setup quality and execution independently of the result.
Useful today. Honest about what is still beta.
TradeLogging is currently available only to invited testers who trade from daily and weekly charts and are willing to report rough edges.
Ready to exercise
- End-of-day market, sector, macro, and portfolio snapshots
- Screening, ratings, charts, watchlists, and risk-defined planning
- Manual journaling, partial exits, P&L tracking, grading, and review
Still limited in private beta
- Broker connectivity and order workflows vary by provider and are restricted to supported paper-broker paths
- Pattern detections are candidates for human review while the labeled regression library grows
- Market data is designed for end-of-day swing-trading workflows, not real-time execution decisions
Private beta FAQ
Who is TradeLogging for?
Growth, momentum, swing, and position traders who work from daily or weekly charts and want one repeatable process from market review through post-trade evaluation.
Is this a signal service or financial advice?
No. TradeLogging organizes market data and your own trading process. It does not tell you what to buy or promise a result. Every trading decision remains yours.
Do I need to connect a broker?
No. The complete planning, manual journal, portfolio, and grading workflow works without a broker connection.
Can TradeLogging place orders?
Only an explicitly reviewed and armed eligible plan can enter a supported paper-broker workflow during private beta. Live-order submission is not part of the private-beta offering, and broker availability is limited.
Is the market data real time?
No. The product currently focuses on finalized daily bars and end-of-day analysis for swing-trading workflows. It should not be used as a real-time execution feed.
What does the private beta cost?
The invite-only private beta is currently free and does not require a credit card. Pricing and included features may change as the product matures.