Local Ownership
Install it locally, keep your trading history under your control, and decide when anything leaves your machine.
Local trading journal
TradeDesk is a local stock trading journal built by traders who were tired of broken imports, missing review tools, and overpriced SaaS journals. The first releases are built for day and swing stock trading, with Interactive Brokers as the supported broker.
| SCO | Opening drive | +$1,246 |
| MU | Breakout fail | -$318 |
| LITE | VWAP reclaim | +$742 |
Headlines become catalyst context, not live quote claims.
Bring in your broker report, review the trading day, and keep your journal history and notes under your control.
The Desk is your local review workspace: the journal, notes, history, and trade review flow you control.
Supported broker: Interactive Brokers. TradeDesk is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Interactive Brokers LLC or its affiliates.
What it does
Install it locally, keep your trading history under your control, and decide when anything leaves your machine.
Get the journal basics without another expensive monthly platform becoming the center of your process.
Lite starts with the Interactive Brokers TradeLog report from Third-Party Downloads. Advanced adds connected Flex Query support.
Review trades, charts, notes, setups, and execution context from one place instead of scattered files and tabs.
See daily P&L, symbol edge, calendar views, setup attribution, and the metrics you actually check after the close.
Model account growth, monthly targets, tax drag, deposits, and after-cost performance.
Check open trades, unrealized P&L, and market prices when you choose to refresh them.
Advanced turns journal stats into review notes, coaching prompts, Ask My Journal answers, and pre-market context.
Stocks come first. Options and more broker integrations are later roadmap items.
TradeDesk journal screenshots
Theme-ready dashboard with performance cards, equity curve, P&L calendar, and open exposure.
Built by traders
TradeDesk came from real trading-room frustration: too many journals tested, too many data problems, too many missing review features, and too many subscriptions for tools that still did not feel like home.
Why this matters
Entries, exits, news, and the next trade get attention. Review, behavior, sizing, timing, and process usually get pushed aside.
After a long day or a bad loss, manual imports, tags, and notes feel like work. That is where most good journaling intentions fade.
Traders remember the emotional trades, not always the statistical truth. The real leaks often hide in time of day, sizing, revenge trades, and strategy drift.
Bring in the trades, let the journal organize the day, then surface the patterns automatically. TradeDesk is not just a place to store trades. It is a way to get better.
Desktop support
Designed for Windows traders who want a private local journal, simple launch, backups, and access they control.
Planned for Mac traders who want the same private journal workflow, portable backups, browser-based access, and control over their history.
Planned for Linux traders who want a local journal workflow, portable files, and the same browser-based review experience.
Packaging may vary by release, but the idea stays the same: your journal is yours, and your history should be portable.
Advanced AI layer
TradeDesk uses AI to help explain your own journal results. The journal calculates the numbers first, then AI helps turn them into practical review notes when you choose to use it.
AI does not place trades, connect to your brokerage account to trade, or pretend it has live prices. Its job is to help you review behavior, spot patterns, and prepare for the next session.
Creates a grade, coaching cards, pattern notes, a journal summary, and a next-session action plan from stats your journal already calculated.
Ask questions like “What is my biggest leak?” or “What should I focus on tomorrow?” Answers stay tied to the current filtered journal summary.
Turns headline flow into a pre-market market brief with tone, risk notes, themes, sector context, and ticker mentions.
Advanced users can turn AI features on or off. If AI is unavailable, the journal still shows practical summaries from your own results.
Trading journal software
Lite uses the Interactive Brokers TradeLog report from Third-Party Downloads. Advanced adds Flex Query support.
Flex Query is planned as part of Advanced and the connected monthly service.
Keep the journal local, exportable, and yours.
Built by traders who wanted cleaner review, better data integrity, and less SaaS fatigue.
Early adopter pricing
For stock traders who want a clean local journal, the essential performance views, and a lower annual cost.
For traders who want the full review workspace: AI coaching, strategy tracking, forecasting, deeper analytics, Flex Query, and connected features.
The connected service for Advanced users, covering Flex Query support, remote access, market context, reliability checks, and AI content services.
Lite is planned first for Q3 2026. Advanced follows in Q4 2026 for traders who want AI, Flex Query, and the full review workspace.
Planned standard annual pricing is $99.99 for Lite and $149.99 for Advanced. Early adopters get the lower launch pricing.
Advanced Cloud Connected remains planned at $5/month for Flex Query, public access support, market context, AI content, and connection health.
Illustrative planning model
Illustrative only: combines subscription savings, review time saved, and a mistake-reduction scenario.
This is a planning model, not a performance guarantee, investment advice, or promise of trading results.
Roadmap
Ship the first paid stock journal with broker report imports, dashboard performance cards, trade table, P&L calendar, and backup/export basics.
Release the full review workspace with AI Trade Review, Ask My Journal, News & Sentiment, Strategy Center, Forecast & Tax, Flex Query, and deeper analytics.
Add the required $5/month connected service for Flex Query support, public access, market context, AI content, and connection health.
Evaluate options support and additional brokers such as Schwab, Webull, and Robinhood after the stock releases mature.
Built by traders for traders, TradeDesk gives day and swing stock traders a private journal workspace for review, analytics, forecasting, and Advanced connected services.
Questions or early access? interested@usetradedesk.com
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