I built TradeRR after blowing prop firm account, after prop firm account.

Why I built TradeRR

Before TradeRR, my process looked like this: I’d open the charts, see something that looked bullish or bearish, and click. No plan. No strategy. No record of why I took the trade or what I was feeling when I took it. If a trade lost, I’d revenge trade. If it won, I’d size up. I blew prop firm account after prop firm account — and I had no data to show me why, because I wasn’t writing anything down.

The pattern was always the same in hindsight, but I couldn’t see it in the moment. So I started journalling every single trade — the setup, the rationale, the mood I was in before I clicked, and what I felt after. Within weeks I could see the real story: most of my losses came from the same handful of mistakes, at the same times of day, in the same emotional states. The data made the edge obvious. I just had to listen to it.

How journalling created my edge

Tracking every trade in TradeRR taught me to stop fighting the market and start respecting my own data. I learned the exact windows of the day I made money in, and the windows where I had no business clicking. I learned which setups had a positive expectancy for me personally, and which ones I needed to drop. I learned that the moods I traded in mattered more than the chart pattern in front of me.

That gave me discipline. I went from over-trading every session to a handful of planned trades per week, at the strongest points in the market — minimal trades, maximum output. The journal turned trading from a guessing game into a process I could trust, repeat, and improve.

That’s the edge TradeRR is built to give every trader using it. Not signals. Not entries. Just a clean record of what you actually do — and the analytics to show you what’s working, what isn’t, and the patterns hiding in your own data.

What I built into TradeRR

• Automatic trade import.Read-only Tradovate and NinjaTrader sync, plus manual CSV for any other broker — so the journalling actually happens instead of being skipped because it’s manual.
• Mood & emotion tracking.Tag every trade with the mood you were in, your conviction, your mistakes, and what you learned. The thing that costs traders their accounts isn’t the chart — it’s what they bring to the chart.
• Session & time-of-day analytics. See exactly which hours of the day, which days of the week, and which sessions you make money in. The fastest way to a positive month is to stop trading the sessions you bleed in.
• Performance dashboards.Daily P&L, equity curve, win rate, profit factor, expectancy, win/loss streaks, and a calendar heat map. The numbers prop firm traders actually need to plan around.
• Prop firm risk tracking. Per-account drawdown, daily loss limits, consistency rules, and the evaluation → funded → live lifecycle so you know exactly where every account stands.
• Trading plan & strategy notes. Document the setups you’re trading and the rules around them. The trades you journal then get compared against the plan you wrote — that’s where the discipline comes from.
• MyAi review.Pattern-finding across trades and journal notes to surface the mistakes you’re repeating without realising. The data already knows; MyAi makes it impossible to ignore.

What TradeRR does not do

TradeRR is read-only. It does not place, modify, route, or copy trades. It does not provide signals, guaranteed entries, or any kind of automated trading. TradeRR is for review, analytics, journaling, and risk tracking — the work that happens around the trade, not the trade itself.

Where to find TradeRR

• Website: www.traderr.ai
• X / Twitter: @tradeRRdotAi
• Instagram: @traderr.ai
• Support: support@traderr.ai