tradingmirrorBY TRADERJOURNEYPOST-TRADE REVIEW FOR INDIAN EQUITY & F&O TRADERS
Trading Mirror turns your broker tradebook into an honest read on how you actually trade: what really works for you, the habit that costs you most, and one thing to work on next.
Invited beta. Have an invite? Create your account.
HOW IT WORKS · FOUR STEPS
A winning trade can hide a broken process. A losing one can follow every rule. This is how a tradebook becomes something you can act on.
Import your broker’s export or connect a read-only sync. Every fill is read, and anything that can’t be placed is counted and shown, never guessed.
Each closed trade is graded on its parts, against the price action around it rather than on whether it made money. The letter sits beside its parts, and you decide how much each part counts.
The mistakes that cost you most are spotted from your own fills and linked to the trades behind them. You log nothing; it reads what you already did.
Your record ranks what is costing you most. Pick one, get a short daily checklist, and see week by week whether your process is changing.
₹1,080 worse per trade, ₹7,560 across these 7 trades. A difference already paid, not a forecast.
BEYOND YOUR OWN TRADES
A few tools for the context of a trade and for checking an idea before money goes on it. They describe; they don’t call trades.
Breadth across the top 1,000 stocks, sector moves and which names are in a full trend stack, refreshed through the session.
Wedges, triangles, doubles and more drawn on any chart, each beside how its past breaks went and what the same move did from random days.
Build a breakout-and-retest rule, backtest it on years of bars, then paper-trade it and see the forward run set against the backtest.
AND ALSO F&O spreads and strangles count as one trade, not four legs. A private journal you can dictate into. Your own plan rules checked on every trade. A short Telegram note before the open. Charts with your fills, support and resistance zones and your own drawings. Tax-year P&L. Every win rate shows its likely range, and small samples say so.
A TRADING DAY WITH TRADING MIRROR
A few minutes before the open, a few after the close.
PRIVACY AND HONEST NUMBERS
Your trades are some of the most personal data you have. Here’s how we treat them, and how we treat the numbers we show you.
Your trades, journal and notes are yours. Nobody at Trading Mirror reads them, and nothing is shared unless you choose to share it.
You sign in at your broker. The access keys it issues are stored encrypted, and wiped when you close your account.
Trading Mirror never trades on its own. A protection order exists only after you preview and confirm it.
Export everything as a file, or close your account yourself, from Settings.
Every win rate shows how sure it is. A handful of trades is shown as a count, never as “100%”.
P&L is called net only when the charges are really there. Otherwise it says gross.
When a number can’t be sourced, you see “—”, not an estimate dressed up as fact.
The same trades are behind every page, so Focus, Performance and Reports tell the same story.
WHAT IT ISN’T
Trading Mirror never trades on its own and never tells you what to trade. It shows you what you did.
Your own record, read back to you. Nothing here tells you what to buy or sell.
Descriptive, never predictive. Patterns show what happened, not that they’ll repeat.
Fills become trades, graded and linked. You don’t build the pivot tables.
Every number opens the trades behind it, and every win rate carries its range.
Your trades. Your notes. Nobody else looking over your shoulder.
BEFORE YOU ASK
Indian equity and F&O traders who’d rather understand their own process than chase the next tip. Intraday, swing, positional and option selling all work, in a private workspace that’s upfront about what data it has and what it doesn’t.
Import Zerodha, ICICIdirect or Groww files (the import screen shows exactly which export to download), or connect Zerodha Kite, ICICI Breeze or Dhan for read-only sync. The import screen shows what was recognised and what’s missing.
Equity, F&O (multi-leg strategies are read as one trade), mutual funds, and MCX commodities on daily data.
Each closed trade gets a letter, A to F, with its parts shown beside it: entry, exit and sizing, judged against the price action around the trade, not on whether it made money. You decide how much each part counts. Trades imported without a fill time aren’t timing-graded, and F&O is graded on the underlying. Every grade opens the trade it came from.
No. Nothing in Trading Mirror tells you what to buy or sell. Patterns, setups and grades describe what your own trades did. A pattern is never presented as the cause of a result, and win rates always show their range so a small sample can’t pass for a sure thing.
Yui answers plain questions about your closed trades. It only looks back: it doesn’t place orders, give calls or predict. Every answer links to the trades it used, and there’s a daily question limit.
You, by default. Your journal and notes are private, and nobody at Trading Mirror reads them. Trading Mirror never trades on its own. Optional protection orders (stop-loss and target orders you review and confirm yourself, with your broker’s consent) are being rolled out gradually.
Yes. Install it to your home screen in one tap, and get alerts through Telegram if you want them.
Yes. You can export everything as a file from Settings at any time, and delete your account yourself.
Yes, as context rather than calls: market breadth and sector moves, chart patterns with how their past breaks went, and a strategy builder you can backtest and then paper-trade. None of it tells you what to buy or sell, and a backtest is shown as a record, not a promise.
The walkthrough on this page shows the journey. The full sample workspace, with synthetic trades, opens with your invite, so join the waitlist and we’ll send both.
Trading Mirror is in an invited beta. Creating an account needs a personal invite code, so join the waitlist below and we’ll send one as we open up. Pricing hasn’t been announced.
INVITED BETA
Tell us your broker and how you trade. Your invite opens your own workspace and the full sample, with synthetic trades, to explore first.
It’s been sitting there the whole time.