TradeGreen is not a product built by a team that studied traders. It was built by one, for himself, because nothing on the market did the job.
Our founder has been a retail trader for twenty years, and he still day-trades the market open five days a week. TradeGreen exists because he needed it: a way to keep an honest record of his own trading performance, without the end-of-day bookkeeping that makes every journal get abandoned by week three.
He built it for three reasons, and they are still the three things the app does.
Not a spreadsheet he had to remember to fill in. A record that builds itself from the broker's own fills, so the numbers are what actually happened rather than what he remembered happening.
Your trading history is yours. TradeGreen puts it in a form you can hand to any AI model you like and ask your own questions of it — rather than locking it inside someone else's dashboard.
The whole point. Every trader has setups they believe in and setups that quietly bleed them, and the difference is invisible until something separates them by the numbers. That is the question TradeGreen was built to answer.
The serious journals cost around $35 a month. We could charge that. We do not, because the goal is not the subscription — it is how many traders end up inside this thing. A journal only you use is a diary. A journal thousands of traders use is verified results with no screenshots, leaderboards where every number comes from a real brokerage feed, and traders who can actually help each other because the data underneath is comparable.
That only works at a price a working trader does not think twice about. The low price is the strategy, not a discount that expires.
Download on iPhoneTradeGreen is a journal, not a signal service. It describes trades that already happened in your own account and never predicts markets or recommends what to buy. It cannot place trades and connects to your brokerage read-only.