Trademetria is a trading journal platform that helps traders track and improve their trading performance. Thiago Ghilardi, a computer science grad and former pro trader, founded it in 2016.
Since then, the platform’s grown quite a bit. Over 70,000 users worldwide have logged more than 10 million trades here.
The company aims to give traders an all-in-one solution for analyzing performance, tracking portfolios, and digging into their trading history for insights.
Features
Trademetria packs a pretty broad set of features for traders of all stripes and experience levels.
You can use it for stocks, options, futures, forex, crypto, and CFDs. That flexibility is handy if you bounce between asset classes.
The main journal lets you document trades in detail with a WYSIWYG HTML editor. You can add notes, upload as many images as you want, and make both daily and individual trade entries.
Performance analysis is one of Trademetria’s main draws. It serves up 30+ trading metrics think profit factor, expectancy, win rate, holding times, and R-multiples.
You can slice and dice your data by strategy, date range, trade type, instrument, or market conditions. That’s pretty useful if you’re trying to spot patterns or problem areas.
Visual tools include customizable charts and reports. You get equity growth curves, profit breakdowns by time of day, and performance stats by instrument or strategy.
Day traders even get intraday reports. That’s a nice touch if you’re tracking minute-by-minute moves.
The portfolio tracker lets you watch positions across several broker accounts on one screen. It shows cost basis, portfolio value, open P&L, R-multiple, open dates, and risk stats for each position.
For risk management, you can set and track stops and targets. The platform uses Dr. Van Tharp’s R-multiples and supports a few exit analysis methods.
Trademetria’s trade plotting feature automatically marks buy and sell points on daily, 1-minute, and 5-minute charts. It covers 2,500+ US stocks, most foreign equities, forex pairs, and futures.
Other features? There’s a simulation tool for “what-if” scenarios, watchlists for your favorite assets, trading challenges for personal goals, and some basic company research tools.
The latest updates bring in AI-powered tools. The AI Assistant lets you chat about your trading data or auto-generate journal entries. AI Insights looks for patterns and suggests ways to improve your trading.
Costs
Trademetria has three pricing tiers for different types of traders.
The Free Plan costs nothing. You get basic journal features, but with limits import up to 30 orders a month, track one account with up to three open positions, and use core features like portfolio tracking and performance metrics. It supports all asset classes.
The Basic Plan runs $19.95 per month or $169 per year. You can import up to 500 orders monthly and track up to 200 open positions in a single account. It’s just the Free Plan, but with more breathing room.
The Pro Plan is $29.95 per month or $249 per year. Here, you get unlimited order imports, can track up to 50 accounts, and have no cap on open positions. It’s built for active traders juggling multiple accounts or big volumes.
Paid plans also unlock broker auto-sync, so trade data imports automatically from supported brokers. Trademetria works with 400+ global brokers and platforms.
Heads up: a price increase is coming May 1, 2025. So, the current rates might not last forever.
Pros and Cons
Pros:
- Supports a wide range of asset classes and markets.
- Offers plenty of metrics and tools for performance analysis.
- Lets you plot trades visually right on the charts.
- Keeps track of your portfolio across different broker accounts.
- Pulls in data automatically from more than 400 brokers.
- Includes AI-powered insights and journaling help, which is honestly pretty handy.
- Monthly billing with no long-term commitment, plus a free trial if you want to test the waters.
- Clean interface that you can tweak to your liking, with both dark and light themes.
Cons:
- The free plan feels pretty limited only 30 trades per month and 3 open positions.
- There’s a price hike coming in May 2025, which might be a dealbreaker for some.
- Some of the fancier features stay locked behind higher-tier plans.
- If you’re new, the sheer number of features might feel overwhelming at first.
Trademetria really steps away from old-school spreadsheet journaling by giving you automated analysis and cool visual tools. You can spot patterns in your trading behavior that you’d probably miss otherwise.
The platform tries to answer those burning questions: Which strategies actually make money? When do you tend to perform best? Which instruments work out for you? And maybe most importantly what patterns are dragging you down?
For traders who actually want to get better, Trademetria offers insights that help you see what you’re good at and where you’re stumbling. It’s great for anyone ready to ditch the guesswork and start evaluating their performance in a more systematic way.
Since launching in 2016, the platform’s had over 2,500 updates. You can tell the founder’s pretty committed to building something that works for traders at every level.