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Chartself is a trading journal built for traders who want more than a log of their trades. It uses AI to catch the specific habits quietly costing money, revenge trading after a loss, performance leaks tied to certain times of day, risk rules broken under pressure, and attaches a real dollar cost to each one, not just a stat. Traders can sync trades automatically from a growing list of supported brokers or import via CSV, and ask questions about their own trading history through an AI chat feature that runs on the user's own API key, so trade data never trains a shared model. The core journaling experience, unlimited trades, dashboard, calendar, equity curve - is free.
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Chartself doesn't just log your trades. It uses AI to catch the specific habits quietly costing you money: revenge trading after a loss, performance leaks tied to certain times of day, risk rules broken under pressure. Each pattern comes with the actual dollar cost attached, not just a stat. It also runs AI insights on your own API key, so your trade data never trains a shared model.
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Most trading journals show you what happened. Chartself tells you what it's costing you and why it keeps happening. Unlimited trade journaling is free (not a time-limited trial), it syncs automatically from a growing list of supported brokers, and the AI runs on your own key rather than a shared model.
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Beginner and early-stage traders who are still building discipline and want to understand why their trades keep going wrong, not just track that they happened. Chartself's free tier and AI-driven pattern detection make it easy to start building good habits from day one, without needing to already know what to look for in your own trading data.
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React, Node.js, Supabase (Postgres), Vercel, Stripe.
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Chartself started from my own trading losses. Like a lot of traders, the same costly habits kept repeating: revenge trading after a bad loss, blowing past risk rules in the heat of the moment, trading worse at certain times of day without realizing it. Manually digging through spreadsheets never made the pattern obvious until the damage was already done. Chartself was built to catch those patterns automatically and put a real dollar figure on them, so traders can see the cost before it repeats again.
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Chartself just launched, so we're focused on onboarding our first users right now rather than naming customers.
Based on our record, TraderSync seems to be more popular. It has been mentiond 2 times since March 2021. We are tracking product recommendations and mentions on various public social media platforms and blogs. They can help you identify which product is more popular and what people think of it.
I can also personally recommend learning about key levels, order blocks, volume spread analysis (vsa), and volume weighted average price (vwap), and logging your trades in https://tradersync.com/. Source: over 2 years ago
I can highly recommend using https://tradersync.com/. Source: over 2 years ago
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