M1, M2, M3 and later.
The journal itself runs in your browser — there is nothing to install to start using it. What is on this page is the desktop app, which adds the things a browser is not allowed to do, and the platform connectors, which log your fills the moment they happen so you never type a trade in again.
Both are included in your license. Nothing here is a separate purchase, and the desktop app ships in the same release as the web app.
One download per machine. Sign in with the same account and your journal is already there.
M1, M2, M3 and later.
Macs made before the Apple silicon switch.
64-bit installer.
You do not need it. Every part of the journal, the analytics and the coach works in a browser on its own — the desktop app is what removes the manual steps around them.
A connector runs on your own machine, watches your trading platform for fills, and posts them straight into your journal. It is the recommended way to get trades in — no CSV export, no typing, and the trade is logged while the session is still fresh.
Two files go into ATAS's Indicators folder, then you paste a pairing
token from Settings → Connections. Restart ATAS and it logs.
Watches the Paper Trading panel on a TradingView chart and logs its fills through the same pipeline the ATAS connector uses.
Both are built on the same connector core as ATAS, so they behave identically once they land.
Trading somewhere that is not on this list? Every platform here started as a request — tell us which one.
Nothing on this page is required to use TradePerformance. There are three other ways trades get in, and they all work today.
Export from your platform or broker and map the columns once. Presets exist for the common platforms, and the mapping is remembered.
How importing works →Where a broker offers an API, TradePerformance can pull your fills directly. Set it up in Settings → Connections.
Help centre →By hand or by voice. Voice logging takes about ten seconds a trade and needs nothing installed.
Journal guides →