
TraderMemos
Self-hosted trading journal
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TraderMemos is the iOS companion for your self-hosted TraderMemos trading journal. Connect it to your own server and your full trading history — every fill, trade, note, and statistic — travels with you.
IMPORTANT: This app requires a TraderMemos server. TraderMemos is free, open-source software (AGPL-3.0) that you host yourself, so your trading data never sits on someone else's infrastructure. If you don't run a server yet, setup instructions are on our support page.
REVIEW YOUR EDGE
• Dashboard — equity curve, expectancy, win rate, streaks, hold times, and annual goal pacing
• P&L calendar — daily and weekly heatmap; tap any day to see the trades behind it
• Reports — profit factor, drawdown, R-multiples, and breakdowns by setup, symbol, hour, and session
• Trade log — fills grouped into trades you can filter, sort, tag, and drill into
JOURNAL AS YOU TRADE
• Log a trade in seconds, or import from a broker CSV or JSON export
• Quick journal entries and per-trade notes to capture what you were thinking
• A playbook of setups, so you can measure which ones actually pay
• Tags and a pre-trade checklist to keep your process honest
TOOLS ON THE DESK
• Position size and R calculators
• Kelly criterion sizing
• FX converter for multi-currency accounts
• Economic event calendar
• Advanced charting
BUILT FOR SERIOUS REVIEW
• Risk rules with compliance tracking
• Prop-firm mode with drawdown limits
• MAE and MFE captured automatically
• Multi-account and multi-currency support
• Year in review — your trading year, summarized
• Share cards for posting a trade without exposing your account
DESIGNED FOR iOS
Native components throughout, light and dark themes, tabular figures so numbers line up, and full localization in English, Japanese, Korean, and Traditional Chinese.
No subscription. No vendor lock-in. Your data stays yours.
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What's New in TraderMemos
0.13.0
August 31, 2026
• Action sheets throughout the app are now drawn as grouped cards — pickers, menus and confirmations read like the rest of the interface. • Fixed a mid-range execution score that could render unreadable.
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