Journali's answer

Journali is the only trading journal combining three things no competitor offers together:

• Mobile-first design — not a desktop app bolted onto a phone. Built from day one for logging at the open.
• Claude-powered AI Coach that reads your actual trade data — setup, entry, exit, emotional notes — and delivers personalized feedback instead of generic templates.
• Real-time prop firm mode with pre-configured rules for FTMO, Apex, Topstep, MyFundedFutures, Elite Trader Funding, and Funded Next — tracks daily loss, max drawdown, and profit target so traders know before they breach.

Every feature is optimized around 30-second trade logging, because friction is what kills 90% of trading journals within 3 weeks.

Journali's answer

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Journali's answer

• Frontend: Static HTML/CSS/JS (no build step, sub-second load times)
• Backend: Supabase (PostgreSQL + Auth + Edge Functions + Realtime)
• AI: Anthropic Claude (Trade Coach, Reconstruction, Weekly Debrief)
• Payments: Stripe (Checkout + Customer Portal + Connect for affiliates)
• Broker sync: SnapTrade (40+ brokers via OAuth)
• Email: Resend (transactional + daily digest + morning briefing)
• Charts: Chart.js 4.4 + TradingView embedded widgets
• Hosting: Netlify

Journali's answer

Journali was built by Tyler Hendrix, a futures trader who tried every existing trading journal and quit each one within weeks. The reasons were always the same: logging took too long, the app was desktop-only and unusable on a phone at the open, or the pricing felt like a billing funnel designed to extract the maximum before cancel.

So three hard rules were set for Journali: logging has to take 30 seconds, it has to work from a phone, and the AI has to read your real data instead of spitting generic advice.

The result is the trading journal I wish had existed when I started trading — fast, honest, and genuinely useful.

Journali's answer

Journali is built for active traders who log 5+ trades per week and want data-driven performance improvement.

• Day traders in futures, options, equities, and forex
• Prop firm evaluation traders (FTMO, Apex, Topstep, MyFundedFutures, Elite Trader Funding, Funded Next)
• Options sellers and spread traders needing multi-leg position support
• Futures scalpers who need fast mobile logging between setups
• Forex swing traders with pip-native P&L tracking
• Anyone whose spreadsheet journal died at week 3

Journali's answer

• Mobile-first, not a desktop port. Tradezella, Tradervue, and Edgewonk were built 2013–2018 and bolted mobile on as an afterthought. Journali was designed for phone-first logging.
• AI that reads YOUR data, not templates. Competitor "AI features" are usually generic advice. Journali's Claude-powered AI Coach reads your specific trade data to deliver real feedback.
• Real prop firm mode. Pre-configured rules with real-time limit tracking that warns before you breach. Most competitors don't have this at all.
• Transparent pricing. $20 Pro / $30 Premier vs competitors at $30–99/month. Real free tier (6 trades, no credit card), no annual lock-in.
• Built for 2026. Modern dark-mode-native UI, sub-second loads, broker auto-sync via SnapTrade (40+ brokers).