A calendar that tells the story
Every day is a block: green or red for what you made or lost, solid when you kept your rules, cracked when you didn’t. Point at a day for its trades, notes and charts. Switch to Year to see every day at once.
A day trading journal, free to use
Log or import your trades, see every day on a P&L calendar, and build the discipline that shows in your results. One rule kept, one stone laid, one day at a time.
No card, no trial clock. Sign in with Google or any email.
Free
every feature, no card
8 brokers
import from a CSV, or log by hand
3 looks
Gold, Graphite or Daylight
Any screen
phone, tablet or computer, even offline
Features
Every day is a block: green or red for what you made or lost, solid when you kept your rules, cracked when you didn’t. Point at a day for its trades, notes and charts. Switch to Year to see every day at once.
Your bias, the tickers you’re watching, your levels and today’s max loss. Rate your sleep, mood and focus, and see what they do to your results.
Copy a chart and press Ctrl+V on a trade. It’s attached, so the review still makes sense weeks later.
Win rate, profit factor, your equity curve, and what each mistake you tag has cost you, in plain words.
Drop in the CSV your broker or platform exports. Anything else, you match the columns once.
Keep each account apart. For a funded challenge, Myrdon tracks the profit target, drawdown, daily loss and consistency rule.
Turn a month into an image for Instagram, TikTok or Snapchat, and your year into a Wrapped story.
Three looks, one tap apart. Try them here: this page changes too.
Your journal follows you from phone to computer. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app, even without internet, with a nudge after the close to log your day.
The Fortress
Write the rules you trade by, in your own words. Myrdon reads each one and works out what it’s worth. Check in at the end of the day: every disciplined day lays a stone in the month’s wall, and a broken rule cracks it.
17 stones laid of 21 trading days
Patterns
Every weekday shows your average day under it, and the calendar names the biggest pattern in your trades in one sentence. The days the market is closed, and the Fed and CPI days, are already marked.
Your average day
Fridays are your weak spot. They average −$58 a day, against +$151 on your other days.
Mistakes
Tag a trade with what went wrong: FOMO, a moved stop, a revenge trade. Myrdon adds up what each one has cost, and sets the trades with a mistake next to the ones without.
What your mistakes cost
−$2,310 lost on 23 trades with a mistake
How it works
Sign in with Google or any email. Your calendar is ready the moment you do.
Import a CSV from your broker, or tap a day and type what you made or lost.
Write your rules, check in after the close, and watch the wall go up.
Questions
Yes. Every feature on this page is free to use, with no card and no trial that runs out.
Myrdon reads the trade exports from TradingView, Tradovate, NinjaTrader, Interactive Brokers, thinkorswim, Schwab, Webull and Robinhood. For any other CSV, you match the columns once and it’s read the same way. You can always log a day by hand, too.
No. Myrdon only reads the files you give it and what you type. It can’t see your account, place trades or move money.
Your discipline, made visible. You write your own rules and check in each day. Days you keep them lay a stone in the month’s wall; breaking one cracks it. It comes with XP, streaks and badges.
Yes, on any phone, tablet or computer. Add it to your home screen and it opens full-screen like an app, and works without internet.
Your journal is saved in your browser and under your account in Google Firebase, so it’s there on any device you sign in on. Pictures stay on the device you added them on. You can download a backup or a spreadsheet at any time, and ask for your account to be deleted. The Privacy Policy has the details.
No. Myrdon is a journal for your own trading. It shows you your own numbers and never tells you what to buy or sell.
Your calendar is ready the moment you sign up.
Sign-in isn’t connected yet, so nobody can make an account or open the journal. Add your Firebase settings to auth-config.js to turn on Google and email accounts.
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By continuing, you agree to Myrdon’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Myrdon is a trading journal, not financial advice.
Plan the day before the open, then look back after the close. It saves as you type.
What you’ll trade, and how much you’re willing to lose.
How the day went against your plan.
Write down each trade you take: the day, what happened, and pictures of your chart.
Running P&L through the month
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The setups you trade, your rules for each one, and how each one really performs.
Turn any month into an image you can post on Instagram, TikTok or Snapchat.
For TikTok, Snapchat and Instagram Stories (1080 × 1920).
Every disciplined day lays a stone in the month’s wall. Going past a limit, breaking a rule or tagging a mistake cracks that day’s stone. A red day that follows your rules still builds the wall.
Every month’s wall side by side. Pick one to see it above.
Keep the rules you write and check in each day. A day you keep them earns XP, grows your clean streak and lays that day’s stone.
The share of each pillar’s XP you earned over your last 20 days.
Every rule here is one you write. Myrdon reads it and tells you what it’s worth: the XP it earns when you keep it, and what breaking it costs. Then mark it in your daily check-in.
Your year of trading as a story you can post, like Spotify Wrapped.
Changes save as soon as you make them.
Your Daily plan starts with these limits, and the calendar tells you when you reach one. Leave any of them empty to skip it.
Keep personal, prop firm and practice trading apart. Each trade belongs to one account, and once you have more than one, the Account menu at the top of the calendar and stats picks which account you see.
A nudge after the close to log your day, and on Fridays to look back at your week.
Add Myrdon to your home screen or dock. It opens full-screen like any other app, and works without internet: what you log saves on the device and goes online when you’re back.