For MetaTrader 4 & 5 · forex and CFD

A Myfxbook alternative for reviewing your MT4/MT5 trades

Myfxbook is built for statistics and a verified public track record. This journal is for the review: every deal arrives from your terminal within a minute, P&L matches your statement, and you see what each mistake cost. Free for one account — and you can keep both.

For forex and CFD traders on their own broker account or prop challenges. Upload last month’s report and see it in a minute — or connect the terminal once and forget about it.

  • Read-only
  • Never places trades
  • No password
onlineMT5 · ICMarkets-Livedemo data
Day P&L
+50.45 USD
matches the statement
  • EURUSDBuy+42.10 USD
  • XAUUSDSell−18.40 USD
  • GBPUSDBuy+26.75 USD
3 trades · from the terminal
The Today screen on demo data

Myfxbook and this journal, side by side

What mattersMyfxbookTrading Journal
How trades get inYour investor password on Myfxbook’s servers (Auto Update), or the Myfxbook EA in your terminal.A read-only connector in your terminal with a key you can revoke — no password at all. Or upload the report file.
How often it updatesFree Auto Update: every 2–4 hours to once a day, per their help page. EA: every 5 minutes while the terminal runs. Real time: paid Live Update.Each new deal within a minute while the terminal runs; the whole history on the first connect. Free.
MacThe EA publisher is Windows-only, per their help page.The connector works in MetaTrader 4 and 5 for macOS.
Matches the broker statement—Every import is reconciled with the statement totals; any difference is shown, duplicates are skipped.
Reviewing each trade—Mistake and emotion tags in a minute, the cost of each mistake, rules kept vs. broken.
Public verified track recordYes — its core: verified results you can share.No. The journal is private.
PriceFree; real-time Live Update is paid.Free for one account, connector included, no trade limit. Pro (more accounts, API sync) — price set before launch.

— means we did not find it on their public pages, not that it does not exist.

Checked 2026-10-27 on their public pages: MetaTrader 5 connection methods · EA connection wizard · Why verify?

Something here is out of date? Tell us with «Report a data problem» in the app — we fix it and update the date.

Where Myfxbook is stronger

  • A verified, public track record to show investors, followers or a fund.
  • A large community and the economic calendar in the same place.
  • Years of history: many traders already have their accounts there.

Which one fits you

Pick Myfxbook if…

you want to publish verified results or compare systems with other traders.

Pick this journal if…

you want to review your own trades: what each mistake cost, which rules hold, P&L that matches the statement — without handing over a password.

Try it on last month in a few minutes

No need to give anything up: the history comes from MetaTrader itself.

  1. 01

    Export the MT5 report (HTML or XLSX) or the MT4 statement for last month.

  2. 02

    Upload it here: the statistics appear in about a minute.

  3. 03

    Later, if you like, add the read-only connector so every new deal arrives by itself. Myfxbook can keep running.

How to export a report · See how it connects

Pricing

The journal itself is free. Pro pays for what costs us money: more accounts, API sync, storage.

Free

$0 forever

  • One trading account
  • MT4/MT5 connector or report files
  • Daily review, reports, cost of mistakes, rules
  • Stop, target and R on every trade
  • 1 GB for files and screenshots
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Pro

Soon

  • Unlimited accounts — every challenge and broker
  • API sync: Bybit, Hyperliquid, Interactive Brokers
  • 20 GB for files and screenshots
  • Everything in Free

The price is set before the public launch.

Join the Pro waitlist

During the beta everything is free. Billing starts after launch, and you cancel in two clicks.

Questions

›Can I use Myfxbook and this journal together?

Yes. Both only read the account. The Myfxbook EA and our connector can run in the same terminal on different charts, or you can keep Myfxbook on the investor password.

›Why no investor password?

Our connector sends deals from inside your own terminal with a key you can revoke any time. Nothing logs in to your account from our servers — which also matters for prop firms that restrict third-party access.

›Is it safe to connect my trading account?

The connector runs in your own terminal and only reads the history. It never places, modifies or closes orders — our build checks its code for trading calls — and its source is published with checksums. We never ask for your master or investor password.

›Is my broker supported?

If your broker runs MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5, yes: the connector works from inside the terminal, whoever the broker is. You can also upload the MT5 HTML/XLSX report or the MT4 statement.

Bring in last month’s trades and see where it went.

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