Sophie Journal — trading records & review
The memory that keeps the record.
Trading improvement starts with an honest record. Sophie Journal turns your closed trades into structured review — pace to your monthly goal, overtrading flags, and a coach's note that tells you the truth. Use it standalone — log trades by hand or import a CSV — or pair it with SophieSMC X and every closed trade syncs automatically.
The data
Three ways your trades get in
No Sophie X? No problem. Log trades by hand in seconds, or import the executor's journal CSV. Own Sophie X? Every closed trade syncs automatically — nothing to type, nothing invented. Here is exactly what a record contains:
Time
When the trade opened and closed
Direction
Buy or sell
Status
Open, closed, or otherwise resolved
Entry
Fill price
SL / TP
Stop loss and take profit as placed
RR
Risk-to-reward of the approved plan
Profit
Realized result, in account currency
Comment
Executor notes for context
The Journal reads trade records; it writes nothing back to your trading platform. Closed trades only, by default — from sync, CSV import, or your own hand.
Web app
Sophie Journal — $9.99/month
Your trades, synced to a dashboard you can open anywhere. Monthly or annual subscription, cancel anytime.
Closed-trade P/L by period
Daily, weekly, and monthly closed-trade profit and loss — computed from your actual journal file, not estimated.
Calendar review
A calendar view of your trading activity so patterns are visible at a glance: which days you traded, which you didn't, and what they produced.
Duplicate protection
Duplicate ticket protection keeps the journal clean when exports are re-read or files are merged.
Web-based — works on any device. Launching soon.
Mission control
One screen. No more tab-switching.
MT5 has thousands of signal providers — we don't need to be another one. The Journal becomes the place you watch everything: live gold, your providers, every copied trade, straight to your phone.
Live XAUUSD
Streaming gold price in the journal header, fed from your own MT5 terminal — the same quotes your trades execute on, not a delayed third-party feed.
Signal providers, watched here
Subscribe to any provider you like in MT5. The Journal monitors them in one place: provider, copied trades, and P/L per provider — no more going back and forth on the MQL5 site to see what's happening.
Telegram on your phone
Trade opened, trade closed, daily digest, warnings before high-impact news. Link Telegram once in your account settings and the journal reports to you — read-only, it never touches your trades.
Honest note: subscribing to a signal provider happens inside your MT5 terminal — MQL5 doesn't let any website do that click for you. Everything after that click — monitoring, records, alerts — lives in the Journal.