UPLOAD · PAIR · REVIEW · IMPROVE

Your tradebook already knows. See it clearly.

Falconn Journal turns the CSV your broker already gives you into the journal serious F&O traders keep — net P&L after every charge, R-multiples from the risk you planned, and a review habit that compounds.

Free while in beta₹499/mo planned — beta users hear first
No broker passwordone CSV upload, ever
Yoursexport or delete anytime
FALCONN JOURNAL SAMPLE DATA

Performance · discipline

A — followed the playbook+₹17,4507 trades · avg 0.86R
B — mostly on plan+₹965 trades · avg 0.05R
C — off plan−₹4,8624 trades · 0% win
Equity curvenet of charges
By tag
opening-range+₹5,408
revenge−₹2,363
Coverage

16 of 16 closed trades graded

13 with planned risk These cuts speak only for the reviewed part of the book — never the rest.
1 CSV
is all it takes to start
0
broker passwords asked — ever
100%
of charges in every number — never gross pretending
1-click
deletes your account and every row you own

Six rooms, one habit

Everything a trading journal should do lives on one screen family — from this morning's session to the strategy it belongs to.

Open the journal →

Dashboard

Net after charges, win rate, profit factor, drawdown, streaks — the desk-style tiles that answer “how am I actually doing?”

Sessions

Every trading day is a page: intraday P&L curve, the day's stats, its trades, and a session note with a reviewed tick.

Trade log

Open/close times, entry @ price, WIN/LOSS, net ROI, R — collapsible by day, week or month with per-period summaries.

Trade Review

Three questions per trade: what happened, what was the plan, what did you learn — grades, tags and a queue that empties.

Strategies

Each setup gets a contract — entry, stop, target, window, skip rules — and two verdicts: does it pay, and do you follow it?

Your data, yours

Argon2-hashed passwords, tokens hashed at rest, export anytime — and one click deletes every row you own, immediately.

PAIRING

Fills go in. Round-trips come out.

Your tradebook is executions; a journal is trades. Falconn Journal pairs them flat-to-flat automatically — pyramids, scale-outs, short round-trips, positions that flip through zero mid-session, even the one you're still holding.

  • Re-uploading an overlapping export is safe — nothing imports twice
  • Unreadable rows are counted and reported, never silently dropped
  • Still-open positions stay visible instead of vanishing
  • Every execution kept on the trade — the fills table shows your legs
Import — tradebook.csv14 fills → 7 trades
10:05 BUY 65 × NIFTY 24400 PE@ 100.00
10:35 BUY 65 × NIFTY 24400 PE@ 110.00
12:40 SELL 130 × NIFTY 24400 PE@ 120.00
↓ paired flat-to-flat
NIFTY 24400 PE · 130 qty · 1 add · 105 → 120+₹1,950 gross
charges — brokerage · STT · stamp · GST−₹212
net+₹1,738
idempotent on broker trade_id0 rows dropped silently
Trade Review — NIFTY Sep FUTqueue 2 of 3
What happened+₹3,486 net · 1.39R
What was the planrisk ₹2,500 · target ₹5,000
Planned vs realized R:R2.0 planned · 1.39 kept
Risk honoured?yes — stop never widened
GradeA — followed the playbook
Tagsbreakout · session-open
Save & next → queue advancesR needs YOUR planned risk
REVIEW

Three questions per trade. Every trade.

A P&L number is an outcome; a journal is a verdict. The review drawer walks each trade through what happened, what the plan was, and what you learned — then the queue advances, so reviewing becomes a habit instead of a chore.

  • R-multiples computed from the risk you planned — no planned risk, no R
  • A/B/C grades with meanings, not stars
  • Tags that build your own taxonomy over time
  • The bell nudges you about unreviewed trades — gently
THE CUTS

Your edge has an address

“I'm profitable” hides more than it tells. The report cuts your book by instrument, entry hour, weekday and session — so it becomes “my PE entries after 10am are the whole book, and my 9:15 trades pay for everyone else's coffee.”

  • Win rate, expectancy, profit factor, streaks, hold times
  • Calls vs puts vs futures via the real NIFTY contract grammar
  • Estimates labelled as estimates — no number pretends
Where the P&L comes from96 trades · sample
Puts (PE) · 41 trades+₹31,200
Calls (CE) · 38 trades+₹9,700
Futures · 17 trades+₹7,250
entries at 09:00 · 22 trades−₹4,340
entries at 10:00 · 31 trades+₹28,900
by instrument · hour · weekday · sessionsample data
STRATEGY LIFECYCLE

A setup doesn't get called “live” until it earns it

Name your setups, give each a contract — entry, stop, target, window, skip rules — and promote them through a lifecycle where every promotion needs a signed reason. Your future self is the reviewer.

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DRAFT

Write the contract

One rule per line. If you can't write the rule, you don't have a setup yet.

Versioned from rev 1
2
BACKTEST · FORWARD

Test it

Declared stages carry your notes; the live stage is verified by your own trade data.

Evidence per stage
3
LIVE

Trade it

Two verdicts, computed from your trades: does it pay, and do you follow it?

Verified by data
4
ARCHIVE

Retire it honestly

An edge that didn't survive contact keeps its history — so the lesson isn't lost.

History kept, always

Promotions can't be clicked through — each one asks for a written reason (20 characters minimum) that lands in the strategy's history. Demotions too. The readiness facts inform the decision; they never make it for you.

If a number can't be trusted, it isn't shown

Estimates say “est.” Sample data says “sample data.” Features that need market data we don't have a licence for yet are visibly gated with the reason — not faked with a chart that looks right. When they land, this page changes. Not before.

FeatureStatusWhat that means
Net P&L after chargesLIVE Estimated from the exchange rate card, and labelled an estimate.
R-multiplesLIVE From your planned risk only. No planned risk, no R — never a guess.
Sessions · Strategies · ReviewLIVE Built on your own trades, nobody else's.
MAE / MFE · chartsGATED Needs licensed market data. We won't draw a chart we can't source.
Trade replayGATED Candles first, when licensing lands.
Broker auto-syncPLANNED Upstox and Fyers next — as auto-sync, not another CSV.

Profit factor shows “—”, never ∞. Futures ROI uses full contract value, and says so. No number invented, no risk guessed on your behalf.

Questions you should ask

Do you connect to my broker account?

No. You upload a CSV your broker already lets you download. There are no broker credentials here and nothing that can place an order.

Is this investment advice?

No. It is analysis of your own completed trades. Nothing here recommends, signals or predicts — and it never will.

Which brokers work today?

Zerodha (Console tradebook CSV). Similar tradebook CSVs may already parse — try yours; unreadable rows are reported, never lost silently. Any broker works today via a manually entered trade.

What does it cost?

Nothing during the beta. The planned price after is ₹499/month — beta users hear first and get fair grandfathering, and your data will never be held hostage behind a paywall.

Your tradebook already has the answers.

Upload it and find out what it's been trying to tell you.

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