Your journal says what you did.
Not what you were thinking.
TradeTape records your screen and your voice while you trade — the charts you were reading, the levels you drew, what you were watching as it moved — and files it with the trade you actually took. The reasoning you had at the time stops being something you try to reconstruct afterwards.
How it works
- 01
Record before you enter
Press Ctrl+Shift+R and talk through the setup out loud. It captures the screen as you read it — the chart, the timeframe, the levels you drew, where your cursor went — alongside what you were saying.
- 02
It files itself
The clip uploads on its own and attaches to the trade it belongs to once you import your fills. Nothing to name, tag or file.
- 03
Watch the moment back
Weeks later, open a trade and see the chart you were actually looking at while you hear the reasoning you actually had — not a note you wrote afterwards about what you think happened.
Where this is up to
TradeTape is an invited alpha, and the recorder is Windows only — there is no macOS or Linux build yet. It records your whole primary monitor, so read the Data & Privacy Notice before your first recording: it covers what is captured, who processes it, and how to have all of it deleted.
Questions: support@tradetape.org