Free · video training included

NEXUS Journal: the free trading journal that shows what your trading really does.

A journal that links every trade to a written strategy, measures it in R and tells you whether results come from the strategy or from how you execute it.

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What it gives you

Stats that matterWin rate, profit factor, expectancy, drawdown, streaks and fees, on every trade you log.

R multiplesJudge each trade against the risk you took, not the dollars it moved.

Strategy cardsWrite the rules once. Tag trades to a strategy and compare strategies on the same numbers.

Discipline checksFlags for oversize, missing stops and rule breaks, so habits show up in data.

Private by designRuns in your browser. Your trades never leave your device.

Import and exportBring a CSV or JSON in, take your data out any time.

A closer look

discipline

Discipline panel: see how often rules are followed and what breaking them costs.

strategies

Strategy cards: expectancy and R per strategy, side by side.

Free training that comes with it

Learn freeShort video lessons on the channel explain the idea behind each tool.

Use the toolCalculators and the journal run in your browser. No account.

Review with the journalLog trades, measure in R, see what your process really does.

Guide: what to record in a trading journalThe few fields that matter and a short weekly review.Guide Video lessons on the channelHow to use each part of the journal, step by step.YouTube

Start in one click

Open the journal, press "Try with demo data" and explore 120 made-up trades.

Open the journal

Screenshots show demo data. The journal studies your own process and gives no signals or advice.

Questions people ask

Do I need an account to use NEXUS Journal?

No. There is no sign-in. It runs in your browser and keeps your trades in local storage on your device. You can import CSV or JSON and export CSV.

Is NEXUS Journal a free crypto trading journal?

Yes, you can try it with demo data and then log your own trades. It measures win rate, profit factor, expectancy, drawdown, streaks, fees and results in R.

How do I keep a backup of my trades?

Use Export CSV to save a copy of your trades. Clearing your browser's site data deletes the journal, so keep a backup.