Is auto-tagging accurate?

The AI tags using the chart context at entry. Structure, recent price action, indicator state. Accuracy is high on common setups; you can always override a tag manually if needed.

Does it work for high-volume scalpers?

Yes. The journal handles hundreds of fills a day without performance issues. Partial fills group automatically. See the scalping-specific landing page for details.

How long does broker connection take?

Most accounts connect in under five minutes. MT5 needs an account number, server, and read-only investor password. IBKR needs a one-time Flex Query setup. Crypto exchanges use read-only API keys. cTrader uses its official login.

Is the automated trade journal free?

No. Profit AI does not have a free tier. It is a paid subscription that includes auto-sync, CSV import, AI insights, the strategy engine, and the AI mentor.

An automated trade journal that does the work.

Auto-syncs MT5, cTrader, TradeLocker, IBKR, Bybit, Binance, Coinbase. Imports everything else by CSV. AI insights on your history. No manual entry.

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Auto-sync where it matters, CSV everywhere else

MetaTrader 5, cTrader, TradeLocker, Interactive Brokers, Bybit, Binance, Coinbase, and Robinhood (crypto) sync automatically. MT4, Tradovate, NinjaTrader, thinkorswim, and TradeStation exports import by CSV with presets.

AI tagging instead of dropdowns

Every trade is auto-tagged by setup (breakout, pullback, reversal, range-fade), session, and outcome. Using the chart context at entry, not a manual dropdown. The journal becomes useful by default rather than by discipline.

Weekly reviews the AI writes for you

Every week, the AI writes a plain-English review: what setups paid, what behavioral leaks cost you, what to fix. The output is the weekly review every trading book tells you to do and almost no trader actually does.

What is an automated trade journal?

An automated trade journal is a trading log where every step that used to be manual. Importing fills, tagging setups, calculating R-multiples, writing the weekly review. Runs automatically. The trader spends time reviewing the output, not producing it. The leverage is meaningful: most traders who fail to journal fail at the input step, not the insight step.

Why automation is the entire point

Every serious trader has a copy of a spreadsheet they used to journal in for two weeks and never opened again. The reason is friction: typing the trade in, looking up the price, tagging the setup, calculating the R-multiple, by the second week, the input cost exceeds the perceived benefit, and the journal dies. Automation removes the input cost entirely. The journal lives.

How automated journaling actually works

Connect your broker once via its read-only path (MT5 investor password, cTrader Open API, IBKR Flex Query, exchange read-only API keys). No execution access requested.
Trades are kept up to date automatically. Execution-style CSV exports are paired into round-trip trades.
Each trade is auto-tagged by the AI using the chart context at entry. Setup type, session, outcome.
The dashboard surfaces leaks: oversized losers, post-loss revenge trades, drift from planned setup, time-of-day patterns.
Every week the AI writes a session review tied to the actual trades you took.

What stays manual (on purpose)

Some things still benefit from a manual touch: a one-line note on a trade where the chart context was unusual, a setup tag override when you took something off-strategy, a mood marker after a particularly difficult session. Profit AI keeps those affordances. Everything else is automatic.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

MetaTrader 5, cTrader, TradeLocker, Interactive Brokers, Bybit, Binance, Coinbase, and Robinhood (crypto), plus prop firm accounts on MT5 or cTrader. Any other broker imports by CSV.