A journal that
shows you the leak.
LynxTrades brings trades, setups, notes, and review statistics into one record, making repeated strengths and costly habits easier to see.
It started as a paper notebook. I logged every trade by hand and drew the charts in the margins. It was excellent at recording and useless at showing me an edge. By the time I had written a month down, I still could not tell you which setup actually paid.
So the first build did one thing: put every fill in one place and work out expectancy per setup. Everything since has been the same move applied further down. Broker sync, because typing fills in by hand is where journals die. Risk rules tracked against the trade, because a rule you cannot check is a wish. Onyx, because recent trades and derived statistics can surface a useful question without rebuilding the analysis by hand.
It is still one person building it. The contact form reaches the person who writes the code, and the roadmap moves at the speed of one pair of hands.
What LynxTrades
will never do.
Never place a trade for you
Broker connections are read-only and go through the broker's own authorization flow. Master credentials are never stored.
Never sell your data
No sale of personal information, no sharing for behavioural advertising, no ad network anywhere near your journal.
Never give financial advice
A journal and analytics tool. Nothing in it, Onyx AI included, is a recommendation to buy or sell anything.
Never make you fight to cancel
One button in Settings. You keep Pro until the end of the period you already paid for.
Never lock your data in
Trade CSV and per-account JSON backups of structured data on any plan. JSON excludes attachments, settings and broker connections. Downgrading does not delete existing data.
Start on the
free plan.
$0 to start, no card and no countdown. Pro is $13.33 a month, billed $160 annually, when broker sync starts saving you more time than it costs.
Questions before you start? The contact form reaches the developer.