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Free — no cardReads TradingView paper trading’s own export.
The free trading journal for TradingView paper trading.
Export your paper trading History from TradingView, drop the file in, and every trade, day and month is worked out for you — kept apart from live money, so practice never flatters the real account.
Reads your own fileCosts in every figureExport or delete, any time
Worth knowing first: Tick every column before exporting. The three-dot menu on the History table hides some by default, and the journal needs the order id and fill price columns.
Free · no card, no trial
FREE$99 / month$1,188 / year
That is what a journal like this costs elsewhere. Here you pay nothing, and there is no card to enter.
- Every trade rebuilt from the file your platform exports
- The calendar — day by day, month totalled after costs
- Win rate, profit factor, expectancy, drawdown, streaks
- R multiples worked out from your own bracket orders
- Compounding accounts — the only journal that does
- Ignore a trade and every figure shows the what-if
- Mentor mode — hand one person a key, or nobody
- Export the lot as CSV, or delete it all, whenever
✓No card at any point — so there is nothing to cancel, and nothing to forget about later.
Enter your email, drop in a file, and your trades are on screen in about a minute.Exporting from TradingView paper trading
How to export your TradingView paper trading history.
The same steps the journal shows when you add a TradingView paper trading account. About a minute, and you only do it once per file.
At the bottom of the screen, click Paper Trading.
Open the History tab.
Click the three dots on the right side of the table and tick every column.
Click Export — it downloads a CSV. Drop that file here.
What you get
Your TradingView paper trading trading, worked out.
The journal reads the file TradingView paper trading exports — every fill, every scale-in, every stop that moved — and rebuilds your trades exactly as they happened. Upload the same file twice and nothing double-counts.
The calendar fills in day by day, the month is totalled after costs, and the stats — win rate, profit factor, expectancy, drawdown, streaks, R multiples — work themselves out. You never type a number.
Questions
What TradingView paper trading traders ask.
Is it really free?
Yes. No card, no trial, no limit on trades. The journal is free because Trade 13/48 sells a trading system, not a journal — the journal is how we show our numbers are right.
Where is the export?
In TradingView, click Paper Trading at the bottom of the chart, open the History tab, click the three dots on the right of the table, tick every column, and export.
Will paper trades mix with my live account?
No. A paper account is marked as practice and walled off from live money, so one never flatters the other. You can compare them side by side, and nothing adds them together.
Does it read my account statement?
No, and please don't upload one. The journal reads your order or trade history — the table of fills — never a statement. A statement carries your account number and balances, and the journal refuses it rather than store it.
What if the file can't be read?
The journal keeps it and tells you plainly, rather than showing wrong numbers. When the format can be read, your trades import on their own and you get an email.
Trade elsewhere too? The journal also reads Tradovate, TopstepX and ProjectX, AMP Futures, TradeStation and Webull. About the journal →
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