TheProfitPath
Log trades with their charts and notes, then find the patterns behind good and bad weeks
Foractive traders, including people trading prop-firm accounts Web, API
After a bad week of trading, the evidence is spread out: numbers in a spreadsheet, charts in a folder of screenshots, and the feelings nowhere at all. That makes the week hard to review. In TheProfitPath, each trade carries its chart screenshot and session notes, and you rate the emotions you felt. The about page calls the product a journal only: it does not trade for you or sell trade signals.
You type trades in or import them from a CSV file or Notion, since the app does not sync with brokers. Analytics show an equity curve, a chart of the balance over time, next to profit factor and the largest drawdown.
Every trade belongs to an account, so personal and prop-firm accounts keep separate stats. For prop firms, which lend traders capital under strict loss rules, the homepage counts 24 with rule templates that track those limits.
TheProfitPath AI answers questions about your logged trades in typed chat or live voice, and it can read a chart screenshot. Mentor Mode lets a mentor look at a student's journal stats. An economic calendar lists upcoming data releases beside the journal.
Good fit if you…
- log trades by hand and want the review next to the record
- trade several prop-firm and personal accounts
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