Tradeslo

Now syncing MetaTrader 4 and 5, Bybit and Binance

See what's really moving your P&L.

Tradeslo journals every trade—logged by hand, synced from your platform or imported from a CSV—and shows you which sessions, setups and habits make you money, which cost you, and what to fix next.

Works withMT5MT4BybitBinanceCSV
  • Never holds your funds or places trades
  • Your journal is private to your account
  • Answers built on your numbers, not tips
Dashboard · Prop challenge · This monthSample data

Net P&L

+$4,812.40

Win rate

54.2%

Profit factor

1.86

Average R

+0.41R

Equity curve

72 trades · max drawdown −3.9%

By session

  • London+18.4R
  • Overlap+6.9R
  • Asian+2.2R
  • New York−3.0R
72

Trader score

Risk
21/25
Plan
19/25
Execution
15/20

Measured on every trade

Net P&L after costsWin rateProfit factorExpectancyAverage RMax drawdownStreaksRule adherenceRisk per tradeSession & hour edgeHolding timeExecution quality

Before and after

From a spreadsheet you dread to answers you can use.

Most traders journal in a spreadsheet: columns to fill by hand, formulas that break, and no way to see which session or setup is paying. Drag the slider to see a month in Tradeslo.

Before · spreadsheetAfter · Tradeslo

Illustration with sample data.

Built on exact definitions

Numbers you can defend.

A journal is only as useful as its arithmetic. These are the rules every figure in Tradeslo follows.

01

Net of every cost

Commission and swap come off every result. Win rate, profit factor and expectancy all use net P&L.

02

Risk measured in R

R comes from your initial stop. Moving the stop later never rewrites the risk you actually took.

03

Small samples say so

Under 10 trades is insufficient, 10–29 preliminary, 30 or more meaningful, on every comparison.

04

Open trades aren't results

Open positions show exposure, never profit. They stay out of every historical figure until they close.

How every number is calculated

Turn your trading history into your edge.

Start with the trades you took this week. The patterns show up faster than you'd think.