What's New

The biggest single addition since we started: short selling is now something you can record properly. A sell can open a position, a buy-to-cover closes it, and realized P&L runs the direction a short actually runs. It's an account-level setting that starts off, so nothing changes until you turn it on.

Around it: a trade log with entry, stop, target and result in R — and a review pane that puts the chart, your note and that day's journal entry on one screen. Options gained partial closes, one-click expiry with an undo, and a choice between return on collateral and Trade ROI. Portfolio beta reads how much market your book carries, and a new All accounts view totals every account you run without ever mixing currencies.

Twenty-three requests shipped in this batch — nearly all of the above started as somebody writing in. Thank you, and keep them coming from the app.

Read the full release note: Short selling, a trade log beside the chart, and portfolio beta. For the day-to-day, follow us on X.

We batch a run of daily releases into one write-up rather than pinging you for each change. This one covers the big threads since the last note — wider, steadier imports, the new Trade Notes page, Wheel Analysis, and deeper trade analysis — plus a roundup of smaller wins.

A good chunk of it shipped because you asked: we've had a steady run of feature requests, and several items in this batch are a direct result. Thank you — keep them coming from the app.

Read the full release note: Wider imports, Trade Notes, Wheel Analysis, and a deeper read on your trades. For the day-to-day, follow us on X.

We release continuously — often more than once a day. A notification for every change would just be clutter, so we've split things by channel: the moment-to-moment goes out on X as it ships, and a run of releases gets gathered into one proper write-up on the blog.

Going forward, What's New points you to each new release post rather than every small tweak — less noise, more signal. First up: the release cadence post. For the day-to-day, follow us on X.

A trading journal is usually a rear-view mirror: you fill it in, then forget it. But the moment you actually need it is before the next trade, not after it. Market Today turns the mirror to face forward.

Open it and the day is right there: how fearful or greedy the crowd is, how jumpy prices are, which way the majors are leaning — each a live tile that keeps refreshing through the session. A read on the day, at a glance.

Underneath sits your book, marked to the market as it moves — every open position showing what it's worth right now, give or take the fifteen-minute quote delay. Where you stand today is a number, not a hunch.

And the news comes pre-narrowed to what actually moves you — only the headlines touching the names you hold, refreshed through the day; tap a ticker to filter to just one. Below it all, your own history even shows how you've fared in markets like today's. Your journal, finally working for you before the trade instead of after it.

Every open stock position now shows what it's worth right now and how far it's moved — an unrealized P&L that refreshes as new quotes come in, both in your open-positions list and in the stocks table. Quotes are delayed by about 15 minutes.

The ticker field got smarter, too. Start typing a symbol and matching tickers appear as you go, each with its company name — so you pick the right one without leaving the keyboard.

And company names now sit right under the ticker wherever it shows up — tables, positions, quotes — so a screen full of symbols reads at a glance.

TickerScribe now supports importing your trades from tastytrade via CSV. From Account → History, export your transaction history, drop it in, and it's recognized automatically — your options and stock trades come across ready to journal, no file cleanup or column mapping needed. Cash deposits, withdrawals, and dividends come across too.

When a single order fills in several pieces, those rows merge back into one trade at the value-weighted price — so your journal reads the way you traded, not the way it executed. And because every trade carries a content fingerprint, re-importing is safe: overlapping exports are flagged as duplicates on the preview step and skipped. The full walkthrough, step by step, lives in the tastytrade import guide.

TickerScribe now supports importing your trades from TradeStation via CSV. Download the trades report, drop it in, and it's recognized automatically — your options and stock trades come across ready to journal, no file cleanup or column mapping needed.

TradeStation caps a single export at six months, so longer histories go in as one file per window — and because every trade carries a content fingerprint, overlapping ranges are safe: duplicates are flagged on the preview step and skipped. The full walkthrough, step by step, lives in the TradeStation import guide.

Every trading day gets one structured entry. Set a mood from Awful to Great, jot free-form market notes, and split the day into a Plan before the open and a Reflection after the close. Tag it by ticker or setup, and the whole journal filters down to just those days whenever you want to study a pattern.

Pin up to two screenshots to any entry — drag one in, browse, or paste straight from your clipboard the moment you grab it. Click to open it full-screen.

It all surfaces on your P&L calendar, too: journaled days are flagged, and clicking any day opens your entry beside that day's total and trade count — the context and the result, side by side.

If your trades already live in another journal, you don't have to leave that history behind — now you can bring it in, and how that works depends on the journal. StonkJournal exports are recognized the moment you drop them in. Any other journal — TraderSync, Edgewonk, and the like — imports through the universal CSV mapper: export a CSV, confirm the auto-suggested column matches once, and you're in.

StonkJournal is the first journal we recognize on upload, with more on the way — the auto-detected set keeps widening with every release. If you're weighing the move, here's an even-handed look at us as a free StonkJournal alternative — including where it still comes out ahead.

Drop in a file from a recognized broker and TickerScribe identifies the layout and maps every column for you — no setup. Any other broker or journal imports through the universal CSV mapper: export a CSV, confirm the auto-suggested matches once, and you're in. Multi-leg option strategies and stock lots rebuild automatically, and content-identical rows are flagged as duplicates before anything commits — so re-importing never doubles up.

Import is in beta. We're actively making detection more accurate, smoothing the rough edges, and adding more brokers — so coverage keeps widening and the flow gets more flawless with every release.

Every export is a 100% backup — every trade, every leg, every cash entry. Pick everything, or just options, just stocks, just cash. The CSV is plain text — stash it on disk, in iCloud, on a thumb drive in a drawer.

Drop it back into the import wizard whenever. Multi-leg strategies are re-detected. Lot allocations rebuild against your cost-basis method. Content-identical rows are flagged as duplicates before anything commits, so a partial restore won't double up.

No lock-in. Archive a snapshot at year-end. Spin up a what-if account from last quarter's exits. Or import it anywhere you may need it.

The Portfolio tile is now the headline — and it finally shows you what's yours versus what you've made. Your total breaks down into own money (every deposit and withdrawal you've logged) plus realized P&L, so you see growth separate from capital. A second row, Deployed, shows how much is tied up right now versus your peak usage, split by stocks and options. Log deposits and withdrawals right from the tile, or tap History to see the full ledger with dates, amounts, and notes.

Open Positions leads with what matters most — expiring contracts. A Next Expiry date sits in the header so you never miss a window, and an amber badge flags anything expiring within 7 days. Every leg shows up clearly: side, strike, premium, expiration. Iron Condors, Spreads, Strangles, Covered Calls — they're all readable inline without jumping to a separate view.

Performance got rebuilt to answer the question that matters. A new metrics row shows your Annual ROI, Win Rate, Avg Win, Avg Loss, Profit Factor, Avg Hold, Trade Count, and Days Active — broken out across All, Options, and Stocks side by side so you see at a glance where your returns come from and where they don't. And when you're showing someone your screen? Click the eye icon to hide every amount as asterisks while keeping percentages, ratios, and counts visible. Share the shape of your trading, not the numbers.

Your trading year now reads at a glance. A 12-month strip up top tints each month by its net P&L — green stretches, red drawdowns, the months you sat out — so the shape of the year shows up the moment you open the calendar. Tap any month to jump straight there, or scrub forward and back through your full history one year at a time.

Above the heatmap, eight monthly metrics that actually answer questions: total P&L, best day, worst day, most active day, average daily P&L, win rate, and the green/red split of trading days. Flip between All, Stocks, and Options at the top and the whole page repaints to match — heatmap, weekly summaries, and metrics all stay in sync.

And every month is shareable now. Hit Share, preview the page, and publish a public read-only link — with polished social-image previews when posted to X, Reddit, Facebook, or Telegram. Want to share the shape without the size? Flip Hide amounts and every figure renders as ••• while the colors and counts stay intact. Settings → Shared calendars lists every link you've ever published with its current view count, and one click takes any of them offline immediately.

You can now log cash movements — every deposit and withdrawal is recorded alongside your trades so your portfolio balance stays accurate without manual edits. No more guessing at a number and watching allocation % drift when you top up or pull cash out.

Add a transaction from the dashboard's Quick Actions or from Settings → Manage cash. Backdating is supported, so you can catch up on past deposits any time. Edit or delete entries later without affecting your P&L math — trade-derived ledger entries stay immutable.

Dashboard 2.0 brings performance, open risk, capital usage, recent activity, and quick actions into one place. Switch between All, Stocks, and Options, change the time period, and get the full picture without bouncing across the app.

When you want detail, the dashboard opens it up. On desktop, click a day on the P&L chart to inspect the activity behind it. Open Positions shows active option positions with strategy labels, strikes, and expirations, plus stock lots that are still open. Win Rate breaks out options and stocks so you can see where the results come from.

It also shortens the path from review to action. Log a stock trade, single-leg option, multi-leg position, or start from Strategy Picker without leaving the page. Capital Deployed shows current vs. peak usage and asset split, and it can track portfolio thresholds when you set a portfolio balance. Expiring options are surfaced directly inside Open Positions.

Track a paper-trading account alongside your real one. Run USD and EUR portfolios side by side. Separate Roth IRA from your taxable brokerage. Up to three accounts under one login, each with its own trades, P&L, calendar, and dashboard — completely isolated.

Switch accounts from the header in one click. Currency, cost basis method, portfolio balance, position locking — everything is per-account, so each portfolio works fully independently, exactly the way you need it to.

Multi-leg entries are now strategy-aware. Select a template — iron condor, butterfly, vertical spread, calendar, diagonal, or any other common structure — and the form links the fields that should stay in sync: expirations for spreads, strikes for straddles, contracts across all legs. Need to deviate? Override any linked field with a single click.

Live strategy detection identifies your position as you fill in the legs and keeps everything in sync automatically. A Trade Summary appears with Max Win, Max Loss, and Estimated Margin — calculated the same way your broker does, including commission impact.

Strategy descriptions and direction labels help you confirm you're building the right structure. Less time double-checking, more confidence when logging your trades.

The wheel strategy now tracks end-to-end — from selling puts through assignment to selling covered calls and shares being called away. Every step creates real, auditable records.

When a put is assigned, a stock BUY trade is created automatically with the correct cost basis. When shares are called away via a covered call, a SELL trade is created with lot allocations, realized P&L, and the position locks itself. The calendar, dashboard, recent trades, analysis — every screen shows the right numbers without manual entry.

Option P&L and stock P&L are now cleanly separated. Premium collected stays in your options bucket. Share appreciation or loss stays in your stocks bucket. No double-counting, no leaking between the two. Your ledger is the single source of truth — as it should be.

Your journal shows everything — now you can pivot around a single symbol. Pick any ticker and see statistics, individual trades, price ranges, and strategy breakdowns for both options and stocks.

For options: closed chains, strategy breakdown by win rate, average premium, hold time, and total P&L per strategy type. For stocks: total P&L, win rate, average hold time, largest win and loss, plus Buy and Sell Zones showing where your entries and exits concentrate.

Every number comes straight from the ledger — the same source of truth used across your journal, calendar, and dashboard. No separate formulas, no discrepancies.

You can now track Greeks and Implied Volatility on your option trades.

Log Delta, Theta, Gamma, Vega, and IV for each trade. Track values at both open and close to see how your positions evolved. All columns are sortable and can be shown or hidden via the new column visibility selector.

Whether you're monitoring time decay, volatility exposure, or directional risk — it's all in one place now.

Break down your trading performance across multiple dimensions — all in one place.

Price Range Analysis — see where your entries and exits cluster and spot the price zones where you perform best. Day of Week P&L — find which days are most profitable and which you should sit out. Time of Day Breakdown — discover your optimal trading window by hour. Overall Performance Metrics — win rate, average P&L, cumulative charts, your edge quantified.

Works for both options and stock trades. As always, completely free.

We're excited to launch TickerScribe — a free advanced trading journal for options and stock traders.

Track every trade with ledger-accurate P&L, rollover chains, daily results calendar, and a performance dashboard. Per-leg P&L, assignment tracking, and expiration management for options. Position grouping with FIFO, LIFO, and average cost basis for stocks.

We're already working on new features, and your feedback drives what comes next.