TradeHarbor VS Diffee

TradeHarbor's answer

Most trading journals track P&L. TradeHarbor also knows your prop firm's rules. Presets for 14 futures prop firms track your trailing drawdown floor, daily loss limit, profit target and consistency rule from your own trades. The Pass simulator replays your real trading days against every firm's evaluation to show how often you'd pass, how long it takes and what it's likely to cost to get funded.

TradeHarbor's answer

If you trade futures evaluations or funded accounts, it answers the questions a general journal can't: how much room is left before the drawdown floor, how much of today's daily loss limit is used, how far a big day pushes your target under a consistency rule, and (on Pro) whether you're ready to request a payout. The free plan covers one account with no time limit, and imports work with the major futures platforms, including Tradovate, NinjaTrader, Rithmic and TopstepX.

TradeHarbor's answer

Futures traders working through prop firm evaluations or trading funded accounts, from someone on their first evaluation to traders running several accounts across firms. It also works as a general trading journal for stocks, options, forex and crypto.

TradeHarbor's answer

TradeHarbor is built by traders, for traders. It grew out of our own futures prop trading: the journals we used tracked P&L well, but the firm's rules (the trailing drawdown floor, the daily loss limit, the consistency rule) still lived in spreadsheets and mental math. So we built a journal that tracks those rules from the trades themselves, and made the core of it free.

TradeHarbor's answer

TradeHarbor runs on Cloudflare: Workers for the app and API, D1 (SQLite) for data and R2 for files. The front end is plain JavaScript with no framework, so it loads fast and can be installed as a web app. Each firm's rules are kept as data with sources, so the presets can be updated when a firm changes its rules.