Every trade has a story.
Keep the whole thing.
Your fills group into clean episodes. Pin the note, the tag, the screenshot — so next month you still know why you took it.
THE TRADE IS DONE. THE LEARNING ISN’T.
The market forgets your trade by the close. You shouldn’t have to.
Trading Mirror turns your tradebook into a straight, honest read on how you actually trade.
Private by design. Built for Indian traders. Invited beta.
THE PART YOU’LL WANT TO SHOW SOMEONE
At the end of every month you get one card: a grade, the number that earned it, and the one habit that cost you the most. Post it, or keep it to yourself — it’s your call.
A grade is only worth something if it can go down. Ours can — it’s computed from your stops, your exits and your sizing, not from whether the month happened to be green.
Sample months built from synthetic trades — never another trader’s records.
01 / THE FULL PICTURE
A winning trade can hide a broken process. A losing one can follow every rule. Give both the review they deserve.
02 / IT ALL LIVES TOGETHER
From the first fill to the weekend review — your numbers and your notes never drift apart.
Your fills group into clean episodes. Pin the note, the tag, the screenshot — so next month you still know why you took it.
See your timing against the actual price path — how much of the move you caught, and how much you handed back.
Ask a plain question about a past trade, get a plain answer — with the numbers it leaned on kept right there.
“What does this result tell me about my process?”A better question for your next review.
Breadth, sectors, screeners, watchlists — in the same place you review your trades.
03 / MAKE IT A HABIT
You don’t need to trade more.
You need to look harder at what you already did.
Import a Zerodha or ICICIdirect tradebook, or connect a broker. Your scattered fills line up into clean episodes.
Put the price context, your execution, and your own notes side by side — and spot the gap between the plan and what you did.
Weekly reviews and journal notes turn loose observations into a routine you actually keep.
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. Review intraday, swing, and positional trades in a private workspace — with supported data and coverage made explicit.
Import supported Zerodha and ICICIdirect tradebooks, or use the available broker connection workflows. Import formats and historical coverage vary by broker; the import screen shows what was recognised.
It’s computed from your execution — stops honoured, exits against the move on offer, and sizing within your own risk budget — not from whether the month was profitable. That’s why a green month can score a C and a red month an A−. Every grade traces back to the exact episodes behind it.
AI helps explain and summarise historical trade evidence. It is retrospective: it does not place orders or provide trade calls. Availability depends on configuration and data coverage, and AI requests share a usage limit.
You, by default. Your journal and notes are private — nobody at TraderJourney reads them. Trading Mirror can’t place orders and never asks for that access. Sharing a report card is a deliberate, one-tap choice; nothing leaves without you.
Yes. Choose a Google email and enter the read-only sample immediately. No invite code or beta account setup is required, and the demo uses synthetic trades only.
Trading Mirror is currently in an invited beta. Account creation requires a personal invite code. Public subscription pricing has not been announced.
It’s been sitting there the whole time.