A trading journal for Tradovate futures traders.
Import your Tradovate orders by CSV, get correctly paired trades and P&L, and see which hours, contracts, and habits drive your results.
Highlights
Built for Tradovate's export
Tradovate's Orders report lists orders, not completed trades. Profit AI recognises the format, pairs orders into round trips, and derives P&L from the matched prices.
Rules for fast futures sessions
Set a daily loss limit, max trades per day, and session hours. Days that broke them are flagged, so overtrading shows up as a number instead of a feeling.
Insights at futures volume
Results by contract, hour, and weekday, tilt after losses, and hold-time contrast, calculated deterministically and summarised by AI in plain English.
Overview
What is a Tradovate trading journal?
A Tradovate trading journal is a trade log for futures traded on Tradovate, whether a personal account or a prop firm account. It rebuilds completed trades from Tradovate's order history and measures performance, risk, and behaviour across them.
Why futures day traders need a different journal
Futures day traders can take dozens of trades a day. Manual journals get abandoned within weeks, and journals that do not pair executions properly report the wrong P&L. Import has to be quick, and the maths has to be right.
How to use Profit AI with Tradovate
- In Tradovate, download the Orders report for the date range you want.
- In Profit AI, choose Import a CSV. The Tradovate preset is detected and maps the columns.
- Preview the paired trades and import. Tradovate's export omits commissions, which the importer tells you.
- Set playbook rules and review your flagged days and Insights.
Direct Tradovate sync: not yet
A direct Tradovate connection is built but not switched on yet, so today Tradovate works through CSV import. Accounts that sync automatically right now are MetaTrader 5, cTrader, TradeLocker, Interactive Brokers, Bybit, Binance, Coinbase, and Robinhood crypto.