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03 · Trade History

Every trade, accounted for.

The complete record: every position grouped into the day it belongs to, each day carrying its own W/L and net P&L, over a KPI bar that never leaves the screen.

  • Day-grouped sessions
  • Per-day record
  • Period KPI bar
  • Six filter chips
  • R-multiple on every row
  • Editable forever
Ordo's trade history: a KPI bar across the top, filter chips beneath it, then trades grouped under each trading day
Trade history1,133 trades, a 1.14 profit factor and a best day of +$1,679.27, above the days themselves.

A session log that reads like one.

Trades are not a flat table here — they are grouped into the sessions you actually lived, and every day carries its own record. Thursday July 30: 2 trades, 2W, +$705.30. The Tuesday before it: 9 trades, 3W 6L, −$758.25. Scan a month and you know which days deserve a journal read.

Two trading days in the history list, each with a header giving the number of trades, the wins and losses and the day's net profit, followed by the individual positions
Trade history · Two daysevery row carries its strategy, the emotion you logged, the setup, its R-multiple and its P&L.

Find the trade you're thinking of.

Six chips across the top — side, result, symbol, strategy, emotion, setup — and a search that runs across all of it. Every field stays editable afterwards, because it is your journal and not a black box.

Ctrl+Ogbpusd short breakout…

GBPUSD · SHORT · Scalp+$158.72 · +0.9R
GBPUSD · SHORT · Mean Reversion+$228.26 · +0.9R

Screens are from the current desktop build. The figures in them are a demo journal of 816 trades, not a real account.

STATUS · 3 AUGUST 2026 — Checkout is open. The Windows and macOS installers are not.