CybillAI trading journal

Trading journal software for the decisions behind each trade.

Keep trade records, original risk, execution details and review notes together. CybillAI gives day traders and swing traders a workspace to inspect their history, compare results and document their process.

Free: up to 30 saved trades and Cybill Hub. AI coaching is included with Pro. Compare plans.

What should trading journal software record?

A useful trading journal connects the result with the plan that preceded it. Record the instrument, direction, size, entry and exit, dates, result currency and costs. Add setup conditions, original monetary risk, screenshots, notes and emotions where available. Keep open positions separate from closed results.

CybillAI supports manual journaling and trade imports, with visual reports and review tools. Start with the records you have; missing information should remain visible rather than becoming a guessed statistic.

Explore the journal workspace

Trading dashboard overview with cumulative results and win/loss charts. Synthetic example: 12 closed trades, 6 wins, 5 losses, 1 break-even. Net result A$210.00. Not customer performance.

CybillAI · Your overviewIllustrative data · 12 example trades

Realised P&L

A$210.00

Closed trades

12

Win rate

50.0%

Reporting currency

AUD

Cumulative P&L

Closed example results · September

Win / loss mix

Wins: 6Losses: 5Break-even: 1

Product preview with synthetic examples. These are not customer results or a prediction of performance.

Import your history and check the details

Manual trade entry

Record a trade directly and add the context an export may omit: your setup, planned risk and decision notes.

CSV import

Upload a supported broker or journal CSV. Inspect the mapping, source timezone, skipped rows and failed records, then compare imported values against the original file.

Broker connections

Use a supported connection where provider access is available. Broker and instrument coverage varies; confirm availability in the import workspace before relying on sync.

Review more than a headline win rate

Results with their scope

Read net P&L, win rate, average result and trade count together. Check the period, included records and recorded costs before interpreting a chart.

Original risk and execution

Keep the original monetary risk budget alongside entry and exit records. R analysis needs that original budget; the eventual loss cannot substitute for it.

Setups, timing and discipline

Group your records for a specific review question. Compare the supporting trades and your written rules. Automatic tags and Discipline Review help organise decisions to inspect.

Currencies and reporting

Keep the native result currency attached to each record. Converted reporting is an estimate affected by the FX rate used; mixed native currencies should not be added as one cash total.

Choose the tools for your review routine

Free journal

Start with up to 30 saved trades, basic journaling and review tools. Record risk and execution, review automatic tags and use Discipline Review. Cybill Hub membership, following and optional manual trade sharing are included.

Pro workspace

Pro adds unlimited saved trades, built-in AI coaching, Cybill Insights, deeper performance comparisons, visual playbooks and replay practice. Practice records stay separate from your trading history.

Trading journal software questions

Can I use it as a day trading journal?

Yes. Record entries, exits, original risk and notes, then review the decisions within each session. Check timestamp accuracy and timezone before comparing entry hours. Swing traders can use the same record and review workflow across longer holding periods.

Can I start with a free trading journal?

Yes. The Free plan allows up to 30 saved trades. Use it to build a manageable history and try the core journaling workflow. Pro adds unlimited saved trades and the advanced review tools shown on the pricing page.

Should I use a spreadsheet or journal software?

A spreadsheet can work well when you want a custom template and maintain the calculations yourself. Dedicated software brings records, charts and review tools together. Compare how each handles your imports, currencies, costs and review routine.

Does importing trades automatically publish them?

No. Uploaded journal records are not automatically published to Cybill Hub. You choose which trades to share. Hub profile discovery has its own visibility setting.

Build a journal you can return to.

Start with your own records, check the details and choose one question for your next review.