Your tradebook is already a journal. Read it.
A journal you fill in by hand only works if you never miss a day, bad days included. Your tradebook never misses one. Here is what the report reads out of it, from your own trades.
What you really made
Your profit before charges and after them: STT, exchange charges, stamp duty, GST, brokerage and slippage, worked out on every trade at today's rates.
Skill or luck
Whether your result is more than a run of luck could explain, and your trading score out of 100.
Which names and habits cost you
The symbols you keep losing on. Re-entering right after a loss. Going long and short on one name in a day. The few big-loss days that undo a month.
Your own rules, checked
A daily loss limit, trades a day, no re-entry after a loss, a size cap, a trading window: which trades broke them and what that cost you.
This month against last
Did the re-entries, both-sides days, big-loss days and losing names actually stop? Download a tradebook with both months in it, at least 10 trades in each, and the report compares them.
One small file carries your strategies and rules to next month
Name your strategies and set your rules in the full audit, then download them as one small JSON file. It stays on your computer, because nothing is kept on ours. Upload it with next month's trades: the same names, the same rules, and the report says whether you kept them.
What this is not
Not a diary
There is no box to write why you took a trade or how you felt. It reads what your trades show, and it cannot see a stop you meant to place or your state of mind.
Not a template
No spreadsheet to download and keep up, no notebook, no daily entry. Your broker's file is the only input.
Not stored
Your file is read, the report is made, and the file is not kept. There is no account holding your trades. Save your report as a PDF to keep it.
Not tips, not advice
It describes trades you have already made. It never says what to buy or sell next, and it is not investment advice.
Have your tradebook handy? About a minute
Export your trades
Zerodha: Console → Reports → Tradebook → pick the dates → download (CSV or Excel). Dhan: Reports → Trade history. Upstox: Reports → Trades. Angel, Groww and Fyers exports read too.
Upload it
One file per account, up to five. We detect the format, match buys to sells and price every trade with Indian costs. Nothing is kept.
Read your journal
One page: the fixes worth the most in rupees, what charges took, and whether the rest was skill or luck. Save it as a PDF, and come back with next month's trades.
On your phone right now? The tradebook download is easiest on a laptop. Email yourself this link or open auditmytrades.com/trading-journal there later; the same page, the same free report.
No file handy? Open the sample report and see what yours will look like, every section.
Run it free. Decide after you have read it.
The free report is the overview: the verdict, the headline numbers, the first fixes, where the money went, and what was not checked. It costs nothing and asks for nothing: no sign-up, no card, nothing stored.
The full audit adds every table and every finding, and lets you act on them — the three things below. It is unlocked from inside the free report for ₹599 per report, no tax added, PDF included — so you pay only after you have read what the free one found.
- Try a change. Skip the trades a finding named, cap your size, stop the day at a loss limit, trade only in a window — and the whole book is recomputed trade by trade. With hindsight any change looks good, so two checks sit beside the result: did it also work on the trades it was not picked from, and would skipping that many trades at random have done as well?
- Your rules. The rules you already tell yourself — a daily loss limit, trades a day, no re-entry after a loss, a size cap, a trading window — checked against every trade: which broke them, what that cost, your last 30 days against the 30 before. Download them with the report; upload them with next month's trades and it says whether you kept them.
- How you compare. Your charges, trades won and habits against other traders who chose to share their numbers, anonymously. It fills in as audits come in (not yet available: it opens at 20 consenting audits, 0 so far).
See both on the same made-up trader: the free report · the full audit. Every number is explained in plain words; the questions people ask before uploading are on the home page.
You already have the journal. Read it.
Your own trades, priced at real Indian costs. About a minute.
Read mine, free