Question 1

What is Tradeloggy?

Accepted Answer

Tradeloggy is a professional-grade platform where traders log every trade, track performance metrics, run pre-trade checklists, and review their psychology, all in one clean, powerful dashboard.

Question 2

Do I need to be an experienced trader to use it?

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Not at all. Whether you are just starting out or have years of experience, Tradeloggy is built to grow with you. Beginners use it to build discipline; professionals use it to sharpen their edge.

Question 3

What markets and instruments are supported?

Accepted Answer

We support Forex pairs (EURUSD, GBPUSD, XAUUSD and more), CFDs (US30, NAS100, GER40, BTCUSD and more), and any custom instrument you add yourself.

Question 4

Can I upload trade screenshots?

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Yes, you can attach before and after chart screenshots to any trade directly from the trade form. Images are stored securely and displayed inline when reviewing your trade history.

Question 5

How do I get started?

Accepted Answer

Click "Get started free", create your account, and log your first trade in under a minute. No credit card required.

Question 6

Is Tradeloggy free?

Accepted Answer

We offer a free tier for getting started. Premium features and higher usage limits are available on paid plans.

Question 7

How do I contact support?

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You can reach us via email at support@tradeloggy.com. We typically respond within a few hours.

Question 8

Is this platform connected to my broker?

Accepted Answer

No. This platform is a manual trading journal designed to help traders track and review their trades. At this stage, we do not support automatic trade synchronization with MT4, MT5, or other brokers.

Question 9

Is this platform financial advice?

Accepted Answer

No. The platform is for educational and journaling purposes only. It helps you track and analyze your trades, but it is not financial or investment advice.

Question 10

What is Atlas?

Accepted Answer

Atlas is Tradeloggy's built-in pre-trade advisor bot. Before you place a trade, it walks through your own checklist, sizes your risk, reviews your past results, and gives you a clear GO, CAUTION, or NO-GO verdict. Atlas helps you pressure-test your plan, it never tells you what to buy or sell.

Question 11

How does Atlas score my trade?

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Atlas builds a confluence score from what you confirm: Each pre-trade checklist rule you tick (higher-priority rules are worth more). Your entry type. Your setup or playbook type The points add up to a grade from A+ down to D. A higher grade means more of your own rules line up, it is not a prediction of profit.

Question 12

Can Atlas read my chart screenshot?

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Yes. Upload a chart or order-ticket image and Atlas reads the entry, stop loss, and take profit prices and fills them in for you. Always double-check the values before you continue.

Question 13

Does Atlas calculate my lot size and risk?

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Yes. From your account balance, risk percentage, entry, and stop loss, Atlas calculates the stop distance in pips, your reward-to-risk ratio, the amount at risk, and the recommended lot size for the trade.

Question 14

What do the GO, CAUTION, and NO-GO verdicts mean?

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Atlas gives one of three plain verdicts: GO, your plan meets your rules and the risk looks sound. CAUTION, something needs a second look, such as a tight stop, a low reward-to-risk ratio, or a weak history with this setup. NO-GO, the setup conflicts with your own rules or risk limits You stay in control, the verdict is guidance, not an order to trade. You can save the plan to your journal as a draft and log the result later.

Question 15

Is Atlas financial advice?

Accepted Answer

No. Atlas is an educational tool that reviews your own checklist and journal data. It does not provide financial advice, trading signals, or guarantees of profit, and you remain fully responsible for every trading decision.

Question 16

Why should I journal my trades manually?

Accepted Answer

Manual entry forces awareness. Writing each trade down helps you understand your decisions, spot mistakes, and develop consistent habits that automation alone cannot teach.

Question 17

How often should I update my journal?

Accepted Answer

Update it every trade if possible. Consistency is more important than speed. Logging trades daily or at the end of a session works if real-time entry is not possible.

Question 18

What details should I include for each trade?

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Minimum essentials: Symbol & direction (buy/sell). Entry, stop loss, take profit. Lot size & risk. Outcome (profit/loss). Notes or reasoning Optional: screenshot, tags (strategy, session, market condition).

Question 19

Do I need to record every trade?

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Yes, for honest review. Even small or "test" trades matter because patterns in mistakes often appear in all trades.

Question 20

What's the benefit of reflecting on my trades?

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Reflection helps you: Identify recurring mistakes. Measure strategy performance. Track emotional behavior (overtrading, revenge trades, fear-based exits). Improve decision-making over time

Question 21

Can I use AI to analyze my trades?

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Yes, AI can highlight risk patterns, streaks, and strategy performance, but it cannot predict future trades. Think of it as a coach reviewing past games, not a fortune teller.

Question 22

How do I make journaling a habit?

Accepted Answer

Keep entries quick and simple. Use tags or categories for fast review. Review your trades weekly. Reward yourself for streaks or consistency

Question 23

What if I make mistakes entering trades?

Accepted Answer

It's fine. Logging errors honestly is part of learning. Mistakes in your journal are data for improvement, not failure.

Question 24

Should I focus on winning trades?

Accepted Answer

No. Focus on learning. Every trade, win or loss, contains insights about your behavior, strategy, or risk management.

Question 25

Why does my P&L not always match the number of pips?

Accepted Answer

Pips measure price movement, while profit or loss depends on position size (lot size) and the value of each pip. For example, if one pip equals $10, +5 pips = +$50 and -3 pips = -$30. If you trade a smaller position where one pip equals $5, then +5 pips = +$25. Because pip value changes with position size, the same number of pips can produce different dollar results.

Question 26

What is risk-to-reward ratio (R:R)?

Accepted Answer

Risk-to-reward ratio compares how much you are willing to lose versus how much you aim to gain. For example, if you risk 10 pips to target 30 pips, your risk-to-reward ratio is 1:3. This means if your strategy wins even 40% of trades, it can still be profitable over time.

Question 27

Why should I record losing trades?

Accepted Answer

Losing trades contain the most valuable information for improvement. Recording losses helps you identify patterns such as entering too early, ignoring your trading plan, or making emotional decisions like FOMO or revenge trading. By analyzing losses, traders can reduce repeated mistakes and improve their decision-making process.

Question 28

What is the purpose of the checklist score?

Accepted Answer

The checklist score measures how closely a trade followed your predefined trading plan. For example, if your checklist contains 5 rules and you followed 4, your checklist score would be 80%. Over time you can compare performance between trades that followed your plan and trades taken without discipline, helping identify whether discipline affects your results.

Question 29

Why should I upload screenshots of my trades?

Accepted Answer

Screenshots allow you to visually review your setups and execution later. They help answer questions such as: Was the entry aligned with the setup? Did the market structure support the trade? Did I exit too early or too late? Visual review often reveals mistakes that numbers alone cannot show.

Question 30

Does journaling guarantee better trading results?

Accepted Answer

No tool can guarantee profits. However, journaling improves awareness and discipline. Traders who consistently review their trades are more likely to refine their strategy and reduce repeated mistakes over time.

Question 31

Can I delete a previous account?

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Yes. Go to Settings → Add Account section. There you will see all the accounts you created, and you can delete any account you no longer need.

Question 32

Can I manage multiple trading accounts?

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Yes. You can add as many trading accounts as you like under Settings, then select which account you are trading on when you log each trade.

Question 33

How do I add a new trading account?

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Go to Settings → Add Account, fill in your account name, broker, and currency, then click "Add Account". You can then select this account when logging trades.

Question 34

How many trades can I upload per day?

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You can upload unlimited trades per day. Journal as many trades as you want to build your trading discipline and analysis skills.

Question 35

How many screenshots can I upload?

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Each trade allows up to 2 screenshots (typically before and after entry) for comprehensive documentation of your trades.

Question 36

What should I do if I cannot access my account?

Accepted Answer

Use the password reset option on the login page to recover access. You will receive a reset link via email. If you continue having issues, contact support at support@tradeloggy.com.

Question 37

Can I register multiple times using different emails?

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No. Registering multiple accounts using different email addresses is not allowed. If multiple registrations are detected, the accounts may be suspended or permanently banned.

Question 38

Is my data secure?

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Absolutely. All data is stored with Row Level Security enabled, meaning only you can ever access your own trades, journal entries, and account details.

Question 39

What is a Playbook?

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A Playbook is a documented trading strategy that contains your entry rules, risk management rules, and exit rules. It helps you maintain consistency and discipline by defining exactly how you execute a specific strategy.

Question 40

How many playbooks can I create?

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You can create as many playbooks as you need. Each playbook represents a different trading strategy or approach you use.

Question 41

Can I link trades to a playbook?

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Yes. When you log a trade, you can select which playbook that trade was executed under. This allows you to track performance by strategy.

Question 42

Why should I document my playbooks?

Accepted Answer

Documenting your playbooks creates clarity and accountability. Writing down entry rules, risk management, and exit conditions removes guesswork and helps you identify whether losses came from poor strategy design or poor execution.

Question 43

How do I review playbook performance?

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Go to the Review section and select a date range. You will see performance metrics broken down by playbook, including win rate, average risk-to-reward ratio, and total trades executed under each strategy.

Question 44

Can I edit an existing playbook?

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Yes. Go to Playbooks, select the playbook you want to edit, and update the entry rules, risk management rules, or exit rules. Changes will apply to future trades; past trades remain unchanged.

Question 45

Should I have multiple playbooks?

Accepted Answer

It depends on your trading style. If you trade multiple strategies or markets, separate playbooks for each make it easier to identify which strategy works best. If you trade one core strategy, a single playbook is fine.

Question 46

What is the Review section?

Accepted Answer

The Review section provides a comprehensive analysis of your trading performance over a selected time period. It shows win rates, profit/loss, strategy breakdown, session analysis, and behavioral insights.

Question 47

How do I access my Review?

Accepted Answer

Click "Review" in the sidebar. Select a time period (This Week, This Month, Last Month, or a Custom Range) and click Generate. Your performance metrics will display instantly.

Question 48

What metrics does Review show?

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Review shows: total trades, win rate, net P&L, average risk-to-reward ratio, highest profit day, largest loss day, most profitable pair, pair with highest net loss, session breakdowns, longest losing streak, and overtrading days.

Question 49

How can I use historical day data?

Accepted Answer

Historical day metrics show which days you performed well or poorly. If you notice patterns (e.g., you trade better on certain days or after certain events), you can analyze these for context. This data is for review purposes only and does not predict future performance.

Question 50

What does "overtrading days" mean?

Accepted Answer

Overtrading days are days when you took more than 5 trades. This metric helps identify whether high trading volume correlates with better or worse results, revealing potential emotional trading patterns.

Question 51

How does playbook performance break down work?

Accepted Answer

Review shows a table of each playbook with: number of trades, win rate, and average R:R. This allows you to compare which strategies are most profitable and effective.

Question 52

What is a "longest losing streak"?

Accepted Answer

A losing streak is a series of consecutive losing trades. Tracking this helps you understand your patience and discipline, especially after losses.

Question 53

Can I compare performance across multiple time periods?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Generate a Review for one period, note the metrics, then generate another Review for a different period and compare. This helps you identify seasonal patterns or improvements over time.

Question 54

What is the AI Coach?

Accepted Answer

The AI Coach is a coming-soon feature that analyzes your trading performance and provides personalized coaching insights. After generating a review, the AI Coach identifies patterns, flags inconsistencies, and suggests concrete improvements tailored to your trading style.

Question 55

When will the AI Coach be available?

Accepted Answer

The AI Coach is currently in development and will be released soon. When available, it will be automatically enabled for all users, no additional setup required.

Question 56

How does the AI Coach help me improve?

Accepted Answer

The AI Coach reviews your trade data and generates actionable feedback such as: emotional trading patterns to avoid, timing improvements for your entries, risk management tweaks, and strategy refinements based on your historical performance.

Question 57

Can the AI Coach predict future trades?

Accepted Answer

No. The AI Coach analyzes past performance to identify patterns and suggest improvements, it cannot predict future market movements or guarantee profits. Think of it as a coach reviewing past games to help you play better, not a fortune teller.

Question 58

What data does the AI Coach use?

Accepted Answer

The AI Coach analyzes your trade journal, including entry/exit prices, win/loss rates, emotional states, mistakes recorded, playbook usage, and timing patterns. All analysis stays private and is never shared.

Question 59

How often will I get AI Coach insights?

Accepted Answer

You can request AI Coach insights after generating a performance review. The more comprehensive your trading data, the more detailed and useful the feedback will be.

Question 60

Is the AI Coach a replacement for a real trading mentor?

Accepted Answer

The AI Coach is a powerful tool for identifying patterns and suggesting improvements, but it is not a substitute for personalized mentorship. Use it as a daily training partner and complement to any mentoring you receive.

Question 61

Can I download my trades as PDF or Excel?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Go to the Reports section in your dashboard, select your report type (Monthly, Quarterly, or Yearly), choose your period and accounts, then click "Download PDF" to export a professional report. You can also export your raw trade data as Excel from the trade history view.

Question 62

Where can I download my trades?

Accepted Answer

You can download your trades in two ways: (1) Go to Reports → Select report type and period → Click "Download PDF" for a detailed performance report. (2) Go to Trades → Use the export button to download your trade history as an Excel spreadsheet.

Question 63

What information is included in the PDF report?

Accepted Answer

PDF reports include: performance summary, equity curve charts, win rate and P&L metrics, risk analysis, strategy breakdown by playbook, time-based analysis, session performance, behavioral insights, and actionable recommendations for improvement.

Question 64

What data is included in the Excel export?

Accepted Answer

Excel exports include all your trade details: entry/exit prices, lot size, profit/loss, pips gained, trade date and time, pair, direction, session, account, playbook, checklist score, emotions, and notes, everything you need for further analysis.

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About the Platform

Atlas Pre-Trade Advisor

Trading Fundamentals

Account Management

Usage Limits & Quotas

Account Access & Security

Playbooks & Strategy Management

Performance Review & Analytics

Reports & Data Export

AI Coach (Coming Soon)

Trading Journal & Discipline

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