CHT Journal

The trade journal built around R, not P&L.

Log a trade and it's measured against what you risked, not what it made, so your edge shows up on the same scale whether you're trading £50 a trade or £5,000. Alongside it, CHT Journal tracks the part most journals leave in a notes field nobody rereads: how you felt going in, whether you stuck to your plan, and what your mistakes are really costing you in R.


Why it’s different

R first, always

Every stat in the app runs off R, not currency, so a losing streak taken at correct size and a winning streak taken oversized don’t get flattened onto the same number. The equity curve, the streaks, and the Trading Score are all built on that same scale.

Emotion tracked, not guessed

Log emotion and confidence next to the trade itself, and it stops being a vague feeling and becomes a chart: R by how you felt, a cost-of-mistake breakdown in Stats, a streak for how many days running you’ve logged it honestly. Strict mode won’t let a trade save until it’s there.

Full analytics on the free tier

The whole Dashboard, Stats, and review system come with the free tier — no stripped-down demo. Paid adds EA auto-sync, but the behavioural analytics are there from the first trade you log, not held back until you upgrade.

Prop firm challenges, tracked properly

Run multiple challenges at once, tag trades to whichever one applies, and watch a live progress bar move against your profit target as trades close. Daily loss and max drawdown limits sit on the card for reference, though the app doesn’t flag a breach itself yet. Free tier, permanently, same as everything else here.


See it in action

Click any screenshot to view it full size — the lightbox scrolls through the whole set.


Pricing

Free

Manual and CSV/MT4 import logging, the full Dashboard and Stats suite, per-trade and period reviews, guardrails, prop firm challenge tracking, and the leaderboard.

Everything in Free, plus EA auto-sync from MT4/MT5.


Guides


Nothing on this page is financial advice. Trade your own account, manage your own risk.