Record the decision
A trade log should capture why the trade existed, what risk was accepted, which setup was used, and whether the rule was followed.
Trade tracking
Trade tracking that becomes a real review system.
Trevixe turns a trading record into context: entries, exits, risk, setups, notes, screenshots, rules, and discipline live together instead of being scattered across spreadsheets and chat notes.
Trade records
Risk and result
Setups and mistakes
Notes and screenshots
Keep context attached
Screenshots, notes, playbook rules, and mistake tags stay connected to the trade so review does not become guesswork.
Turn records into patterns
When trades are tracked consistently, repeated errors, strong setups, and weak exit behavior become easier to see.
Common questions
What should a trade tracking journal include?
A useful trade tracking journal includes entry, exit, risk, setup, thesis, rule adherence, screenshots, mistake tags, and the lesson from the trade.
Is trade tracking different from a spreadsheet?
A spreadsheet can store results, but a trade tracking system keeps notes, rules, review context, and analytics connected to each decision.
Trevixe as a system
This is not a standalone article — it is a doorway into the trader workspace.
Open the Trevixe overview to see the full product: trading journal, trader diary, playbooks, analytics, AI reviews, and team workflows. If it fits, create an account and start free.
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