A complete trading journal in Obsidian: dashboard, trade cards, trade log, reviews, setups and prop firm challenges. Your trades come in on their own from your broker, from a file or by hand, and the notes you write stay with you.
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The plugin opens your dashboard in an Obsidian tab. It is computed on your computer, from the notes in your vault, so it shows even offline.
Net P&L, win rate, profit factor, expectancy, average R, number of trades, max drawdown and best day.
Your capital, trade after trade.
Each day's result. Click a day to open its note.
Your results when you followed your plan and when you did not, and your trades marked with a mistake.
Your results by setup, by emotion when entering and by day of the week.
Symbol, side, R and result at a glance.
And around the dashboard, your journal lives as Markdown notes: one per trade, one per trading day, and an overview.
Beyond the dashboard, everything a trading journal should do, in your notes and on your computer.
At the top of each trade note: prices on one scale (stop, entry, exit, target), risk, planned reward to risk, holding time and your review (thesis, lesson, reviewed). Your screenshots open full size and each one can be annotated.
All your trades in a table: columns of your choice, sorting, grouping by day, week, month or year with subtotals, filters, and actions on several trades at once. A gallery gathers all your charts.
Each day note has its report: figures, the day's curve, a quick review of each trade, questions before and after the session from the Essential plan. Weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly reviews, compared with the period before.
With the Premium plan. Prepare your session with your checklist, log what happens as it happens, and run each trade idea through your trade gate: a series of questions that leads to GO, WAIT or NO GO.
A sheet per setup with its rules and playbook, its figures, its curve, and what the trades where you broke your plan cost you. Compare your setups side by side.
With the Pro plan. Profit target, static or trailing maximum loss, daily loss, minimum days and consistency: each rule as a gauge, phase by phase, up to the funded account and its payouts.
Each account's balance, curve, return and drawdown in %. From the Essential plan, goals of your own: result, number of trades, win rate, average R or trades reviewed, each day, week or month.
Dozens of widgets you show, hide and order: Sharpe, Calmar, drawdown, streaks, best hours, long against short, year heatmap, trading score, comparison with the period before.
Add a trade by hand, missed trades included (backtest trades with the Pro plan), or import a MetaTrader report, a CSV or an Excel file. Privacy mode blurs every amount for a screenshot.
Your trades reach your vault by two paths. Here they are side by side, with what goes through Tradoshi and what stays with you.
Either way, the notes you write never leave your computer, and they stay yours even if you stop using Tradoshi. Without an account, you import a statement of up to 20 trades; beyond that, a free Tradoshi account is required.
The plugin's code is public, under the MIT license: anyone can read what it does. To see where Tradoshi hosts your data and how it protects your access, read the Data security page.
Each step as it appears on screen, before and after.
Install “Tradoshi Trading Journal” from Obsidian's community plugins, then enable it. On first launch, the dashboard fills up with a sample journal: you see what yours will look like before connecting anything.
At the top, two buttons: “Turn on automatic sync” and “Import a statement”, with a link below to connect your free account.
Click “Turn on automatic sync” (or “Connect my free account”). The Tradoshi app opens in your browser: create your account with your email address, or sign in. As soon as you are signed in, a window asks you to approve your vault: click “Approve Obsidian”. Closed it? The request waits for you in Settings, Obsidian section.
Go back to Obsidian: your vault connected on its own, and your journal comes in.
The connection token can only read your journal. It is kept in Obsidian's secret storage, and you can revoke it at any time from the app.
For automatic sync, connect your trading account in the Tradoshi app, your broker or prop firm, read-only: it is step 3 of the Obsidian section. Your trades then come into your vault on their own: every night, without opening the app, for MetaTrader 4 and 5 accounts and for platforms connected by API (cTrader, TradeLocker, Match-Trader, Interactive Brokers, IG, Tradovate and crypto exchanges), and each time you open the app for the others. Until an account is connected, your journal stays empty, and the plugin offers to connect your broker or import a statement.
The plugin syncs when you open your vault and every hour, an interval you can change. The “Sync” button runs a sync whenever you want. The time zone and the hour your trading day starts can be set too.
Click “Import a statement” and pick a MetaTrader 4 or 5 report (.html), a CSV or an Excel file (.xlsx) from your broker or platform. Before importing, you see the trades found, the account name and the currency.
The file is read on your computer. Nothing is sent to Tradoshi: these trades exist only in your vault.
Without an account, your vault takes up to 20 trades: the most recent ones of your statement. Connect your free account to import without limit and enter trades by hand.
Each trade has its note, each trading day too, and one note gives the overview. They are Markdown files, kept in the Tradoshi folder of your vault, with the figures as properties.
Write wherever you like. The plugin only touches its own part of the note and its properties, and it never renames, moves or deletes a note on its own. Moved or renamed a note? It keeps being updated where it is. Deleted it? It is not written again.
| What you use | Price |
|---|---|
| The Obsidian plugin | Free |
| The dashboard | Free |
| Markdown notes in your vault | Free |
| File import: MetaTrader 4 and 5, CSV, Excel | Free |
| Trades entered by hand | Free |
| Trade log, trade cards, the figures of day reports and reviews, setups and accounts | Free |
| Sync with Tradoshi: your trades arrive on their own, from your broker and from the app | From the Essential plan |
| Written check-in, review questions, discipline and goals | From the Essential plan |
| Prop firm challenge tracking and backtest trades | From the Pro plan |
| Session mode and its trade gate | Premium plan |
| The trial, when you sign up | 14 days of Premium, no card |
| A statement imported without an account, up to 20 trades | Free, no sign-up |
| The Tradoshi account, with your email address | Free, required beyond 20 trades |
Not to start: without an account, you import a statement of up to 20 trades. Beyond that, and to enter trades by hand, you need a free account, created with your email address. Sync with your broker starts with the Essential plan. With no account and no statement, the plugin shows the sample journal.
Open the Tradoshi app, Settings, Obsidian section: your vault's request waits there for two hours. After that, click “Connect my free account” in Obsidian again.
On the Tradoshi forum, in the Ideas section: every suggestion is read. The link is also in the plugin, Settings, Improvements section.
Your notes, never. An imported file is read on your computer and nothing is sent. With automatic sync, your trades come from your broker through Tradoshi, which keeps a copy stored in Europe, and a full copy reaches your vault. The details are on the Data security page.
The dashboard does: it is computed on your computer from the notes in your vault. Sync, on the other hand, needs a connection.
The plugin installs on Obsidian mobile too: it only uses the Obsidian API, with nothing specific to the desktop version.
Your notes stay in your vault, and they stay yours: they are Markdown files you keep, edit or move as you like. The plugin never deletes a note on its own.
Yes. Write wherever you like: the plugin only touches its own part of the note and its properties. It never renames, moves or deletes a note on its own, and a note you moved or renamed keeps being updated where it is.
Yes, for free. The form computes the result and the R from the prices, the size and the point value. You can also log a missed trade, or a backtest trade with the Pro plan: it stays in your journal without counting in your figures. These trades stay in your vault.
Yes. You set your firm's rules (profit target, static or trailing maximum loss, daily loss, minimum days, consistency), phase by phase, and the plugin checks them on your trades: margin left, rules at risk, target reached, payouts. Starting profiles exist for the big firms, to check against their current rules. Challenge tracking is part of the Pro plan, as in the app.
With automatic sync, over 2,000 brokers and prop firms: the list is on the Supported trading platforms page. By file, a MetaTrader 4 or 5 report (.html), any CSV or an Excel file, with columns recognised in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese that you can correct.
The plugin is free, and so is the account.