Notion integration

Your trading journal in Notion

Connect your Notion workspace to Tradoshi: your journal is created there in one click, with a database of your trades, a calendar, a by-account view and one page per trading day for your daily note. From the Essential plan, it keeps itself up to date.

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In the Tradoshi app: Settings › Notion.

Journal creation is free · Automatic sync from the Essential plan · Notion's free plan is enough

In Notion

What you find in your workspace

Tradoshi creates a private page, “Tradoshi · Trading journal”, with two Notion databases. You use it like any other page in your workspace.

The Trades database

One row per trade: instrument, side, account, open, close, entry and exit prices, volume, result, commission, swap, R, stop, target, risk, emotion, plan, tags, note and review.

All trades

The table of your trades, newest first, with the columns in reading order.

The calendar

Each trade on its closing day and time. One click opens its page.

By account

Your trades in columns, one per account: your challenge on one side, your live account on the other.

The equity curve

A Notion chart of your results. Notion's free plan shows one chart per workspace: if it is already used, this view stays empty.

The Journal database

One page per trading day, with the daily note you write in Tradoshi.

The Calendar view of the Trades database in Notion, with the month's trades on their closing day — The calendar.

The By account view of the Trades database in Notion: one column for the challenge, one for the live account — By account.

Your data

What Tradoshi writes, and what it never touches

It only writes its own columns

Tradoshi fills the columns it created. The columns you add, and what you write in a trade's page, are never touched, even if you rename a column.

It deletes nothing

A trade removed from your Tradoshi journal keeps its page in Notion. A page you delete is not recreated. A daily note you edit in Notion is no longer overwritten.

It only sees its own page

Notion only gives Tradoshi the page it creates in your workspace. It reads no other page, and we do not ask for your Notion email address.

You take back control any time

Settings › Notion › Disconnect in Tradoshi, or Settings › Connections in Notion. Your journal stays in your Notion.

The access token Notion gives Tradoshi is encrypted. Details are in the privacy policy and on the Data security page.

Step by step

Connect Notion in three steps

Each step as it appears on screen.

In Tradoshi, open Settings › Notion

Sign in to the Tradoshi app, or create your free account with your email address. In Settings, Notion section, click “Connect Notion”.

The Notion section, in the Tradoshi app.
Authorise Tradoshi in Notion

Notion opens and asks you to authorise Tradoshi. Pick your workspace at the top right, then click Next.
Choose to use the template provided by the developer, then allow access. Notion copies the page into your Private section, and Tradoshi turns it into your journal.

In Notion: keep the template provided by the developer (screen shown in French).
Your journal fills up

Back in Tradoshi, the Notion section shows how many trades are already in Notion and the time of the last sync. Your trades arrive newest first: a history of several thousand trades is complete within one to two hours.
After that, the journal updates about every hour, and the “Sync now” button starts a sync whenever you want. Your trades come from your broker or prop firm, connected read-only in Tradoshi: with no trading account connected, your journal stays empty.

All trades.

Pricing

What is free, what is paid

What you use	Price
The Notion connection and the journal created in your workspace	Free
The journal filled in by hand in Notion	Free
Your trades and daily notes sent to Notion on their own	From the Essential plan
The trial, at sign-up	14 days of Premium, no card
Notion	Its free plan is enough

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need a paid Notion plan?

No, Notion's free plan is enough. Only the Equity curve view may stay empty: Notion shows one chart per workspace on its free plan.

What happens on Tradoshi's free plan?

The journal is created in your Notion workspace, with its two databases and its views, and you fill it in by hand. Trades arrive on their own from the Essential plan.

Which brokers feed the Notion journal?

Every account connected in Tradoshi: more than 2,000 brokers and prop firms are supported, MetaTrader 4 and 5 included. The list is on the Brokers page.

What does Tradoshi see in my Notion?

The page it created, and nothing else. Notion only gives it access to the pages copied or shared during authorisation.

Can I add my own columns and write in a trade's page?

Yes. Tradoshi only touches the columns it created, which it finds even if you rename them. Your columns and the content of a trade's page stay yours.

What happens if I disconnect?

Tradoshi stops writing to your workspace, and its access is removed. Your journal stays in your Notion, nothing is deleted.

Do the images in my daily notes reach Notion?

No. An image pasted into a daily note stays in Tradoshi, and the day's page in Notion carries a mention in its place.

What if I keep my notes in Obsidian?

Tradoshi also has a free Obsidian plugin that writes your journal as Markdown notes in your vault.