Followed the plan, lost money?
That’s a good day. The execution was yours; the outcome was the market’s. Your grade says so.
The daily report card for traders
Grade Your Process.
Improve Your Results.
TraderGrade grades the decisions behind your P&L so you can see what works, fix what leaks, and repeat a professional process with confidence.
Grade your first trading dayFree to start · No credit card · Today's grade reflects execution, not P&L.
See the daily loopYOUR PROFESSIONAL RECORDSample account
On a red day where you did everything right, the line can still climb. That’s the chart worth watching.
The real problem
The market can reward a bad decision.
TraderGrade won't.
The blown account. The revenge trade. The size you swore you'd stop touching again. The third entry after you promised yourself two. You already know exactly what you're doing wrong — knowing was not the problem. Stopping is.
Willpower doesn't survive an open market. What changes behavior is what changed it everywhere else: a score you care about, on the thing you control, every single day. Every journal counts your money — TraderGrade grades your behavior.
When you gamify P&L,
you create Gamblers.When you gamify Process,
you create Professionals.
Broke your rules, made money?
That’s a bad day — the expensive kind, because it teaches the wrong lesson. Your grade says that too.
Sample session
Daily Report Card
B
Section scores
01
ExecutionHeaviest
60/100
02
Risk ManagementHeaviest
100/100
03
Professional HabitsLight
67/100
04
ReflectionMinimal
100/100
The feedback your trading is missing
Instant, honest feedback on the day you just traded—nine grades, one consistent standard. A scorecard for the process behind the result.
B+
A
C
The daily loop
Five honest minutes.
Know what to repeat.
Know what to fix.
The loop is short enough to use every day. Prep before the open, review after the close, and leave each session knowing what worked, what broke, and what deserves your attention next.
- 01
Before the open
Fewer mornings lost to FOMO
Prep won’t make a bad entry impossible — but walk in with a written plan and the impulsive ones get rarer. It also unlocks the A+ ceiling.
Illustrative prep · before the open - Reviewed the calendar
- Confirmed max loss ($1,200)
- Wrote the plan
- 02
During the session
Remember what led to the trade
Save notes and moods while the details are fresh. Come back to the decision with its context intact.
- 03
After the close
Small leaks, caught sooner
Two honest minutes after the close won’t rewrite a habit overnight — but naming a leak while it’s small makes it likelier you close it before it’s expensive.
Illustrative Report Card · after the close - Took only planned setups
- Yes
- Respected max trade count
- Yes
- Avoided revenge trading
- No
Process Calendar
See when your process starts to slip.
A grade for each session makes your process easier to follow across the week. See the disciplined days, the missed reviews, and the days you chose not to trade.
In your account, open a date to revisit the decisions behind its grade. Weekly rings help you spot changes in consistency before another week passes.
Sample month shown. Grades reflect your process; ring colors add P&L context.
Process Calendar
June 2026 · sampleMonTueWedThuFriWk
1Missed
2Missed
3Missed
4Missed
5B
B
8Missed
9B
10A
11B+
12F
B-
15A-
16B-
17D
18ANT
19
B
22C
23A
24B+
25A-
26B
B+
29Today
30
1
2
3
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Daily gradesABCDFNT · No trades
Weekly rings · P&L
UpFlatDown
Every grade has a session behind it.
Professional Rating & streaks
Proof you're actually improving
Outcomes swing on randomness; the rating tracks the part that doesn't — your process. On a red day where you did everything right, the line can still climb. That's the chart worth watching.
Streaks show which habits are holding. The calendar lets you revisit the sessions where they slipped.
Taking a planned day off can be a good decision, too.
Streak Board
Sample progressReport Card
Hot10 days completed
10
10-day checkpoint reached
5 days to 15 · this streak
- Reached3 days: reached in this streak
- Reached5 days: reached in this streak
- Reached10 days: reached in this streak
- Next15 days: not yet reached
Position sizing
25 sessions
25
Trade count
12 sessions
12
Max Size Discipline
EARNED25 sessions within your contract limit.
Review punch card
See which changes are sticking.
A review connects the sessions: what changed, what keeps recurring, and what deserves your attention next. Use it to decide what to keep working on before starting the next card.
A review every 5 on-time Report Cards; a deeper review every 20. Sample progress shown below.
TRADERGRADE REVIEW PUNCH CARDNO. 0001
2 punches to your checkpoint review.
SAMPLE CARDFollow one exampleIllustrative · five fictional Report Cards
June 22 · Illustrative Report Card
A grade gives you something specific to work on.
This session stayed within the position-size limit, but included a chased entry. Recording both keeps a good habit visible without overlooking the mistake.
The next step follows the same trader through five completed Report Cards.
Sample session
Daily Report Card
B
Section scores
01
ExecutionHeaviest
84/100
02
Risk ManagementHeaviest
84/100
03
Professional HabitsLight
84/100
04
ReflectionMinimal
84/100
June 22–26 · Same five Report Cards
Three chased entries deserve more attention than one bad day.
Position sizing stayed within the plan on all five days. Chasing appeared on three. The record helps separate a recurring habit from an isolated mistake.
Each completed, on-time card in this example adds a punch toward the first review.
Chasing entries · 3 of 5 cards
- Jun 22Chased an entryB
- Jun 23No chasing recordedB+
- Jun 24Chased an entryB
- Jun 25No chasing recordedA-
- Jun 26Chased an entryB
Illustrative checkpoint review · June 22–26
Choose what to change before the next session.
This first review covers exactly these five Report Cards. It brings the repeated strength and leak together so the next objective comes from the record.
- Report Cards reviewed
- 5
- Repeated strength
- Respecting position size · 5 of 5
- Recurring leak
- Chasing entries · 3 of 5
- Next objective
- Reduce chasing entries with one explicit pre-session trigger.
TRADERGRADE REVIEW PUNCH CARDNO. 0001
First checkpoint review earned.
SAMPLE · COMPLETEThe coach thread
Yesterday's leak becomes
today's focus.
You start far fewer days from a blank slate. After every grade, the coach names your strongest behavior and the one leak costing you grades — then hands you a single focus for tomorrow. It greets you at prep, checks in on the next report card, and carries over until it holds. Most journals collect your mistakes; this one hands each one a next step.
Tomorrow’s focus
Two trades max before 10:30 — let the day come to you.
Next Report Card · sample response
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Free beta: every feature is free through September 30, 2026.
Core stays free after that. Pro is optional at the Beta launch price. No card required.
Core
FreeNo card required
Your first 10 graded Report Cards.
- 10 Day Challenge: 10 graded Daily Report Cards within 30 days
- Professional grades, Rating, streaks & process calendar
- Prep, Journal & Trading Plan during the Challenge
- 6 saved evidence images per trading day
- 3 Coach exchanges per Challenge Report Card
- After the Challenge: history stays, new Report Cards need Pro
Pro
$20/monthBeta launch price
Ongoing coaching and deeper review as your process develops.
- Unlimited Daily Report Cards with professional grades
- Ongoing AI Coach analysis & conversation
- Light Report Card customization
- Return to Coach to refine your Trading Plan
- Weekly review cycle
- 20 saved evidence images per trading day
- Up to 10 Coach exchanges per graded day
Free beta ends September 30, 2026. Your account and your record continue on Core; upgrading to Pro is your choice. The 10 Day Challenge starts after the free beta.
Pro is optional at $20/month. Pro renews monthly until canceled. Cancel online anytime; access continues through the paid period. Checkout shows the full renewal terms. Billing terms.
Catch repeated mistakes.
Reinforce disciplined decisions.
Start with one honest Report Card. Use each session to decide what to repeat, what to correct, and what to focus on tomorrow.