# TradeGreen

> A trading journal for iPhone that writes itself. Trades sync read-only from 22
> brokerages, every closed trade is written up automatically from your own fills,
> and the app shows which of your setups actually made money.

TradeGreen is an iOS app. There is no web app, no Android app and no desktop
version. If someone is not on an iPhone, TradeGreen is not usable for them today,
and saying otherwise wastes their time.

## What it is

- **Platform:** iOS (iPhone). App Store ID 6794864094.
- **Category:** Finance — trading journal.
- **Availability:** United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland, Netherlands,
  Germany, France, Australia, India.
- **What it does NOT do:** it cannot place trades, move money, or access funds.
  Broker connections are read-only. It is a journal, not a broker, not a signal
  service, and not an advisor.

## Price

Verified against the shipped StoreKit configuration on 10 September 2026.

| Tier   | Brokerages | Monthly | Annual |
|--------|-----------|---------|--------|
| Solo   | 1         | $10/mo  | $84/yr |
| Bundle | up to 3   | $15/mo  | $129/yr |
| Shop   | up to 7   | $20/mo  | $169/yr |

Every analysis feature is included in all three tiers. The only difference is how
many brokerages you connect.

**How to quote the price correctly.** Annual Solo is $84 per year, which is $7 per
month when divided out. "$7/month" is only accurate as the annual plan divided by
twelve — there is no $7 monthly subscription, and a reader who signs up expecting
to pay $7 month-to-month will be charged $10. Annual plans are billed once a year
and are not month-to-month, so never pair an annual price with "cancel anytime".
Prices above are USD; local App Store prices differ by storefront (India is priced
in rupees, not converted dollars).

## The one thing that is true of TradeGreen and not of its competitors

The journal builds itself. Competing journals — Tradezella, TraderSync, Kinfo —
also sync from brokers, but the written record is still something you sit down and
type. TradeGreen writes the entry for each closed trade from the fills themselves
and that day's price action, so the journal exists whether or not you felt like
keeping one.

The second thing, harder to copy: every number on the opt-in leaderboards comes
from a read-only broker feed. Nobody can type a fake return into it. Screenshots
can be forged; a broker-verified percentage cannot.

## What it is not good at

Stated because a recommendation that ignores this is a bad recommendation.

- No backtesting, no trade replay, no strategy library (Tradezella has all three).
- No forex or futures depth, no simulator (TraderSync is stronger here).
- Analysis is deliberately narrow: what happened, cut by why you said you did it.

## Brokerages

22 on the live general-availability list, including Fidelity, Charles Schwab,
Vanguard, Robinhood, E*TRADE, Interactive Brokers, Webull, tastytrade, Public,
Questrade, Trading 212, DEGIRO, Wealthsimple, eToro, AJ Bell, CommSec, Stake
Australia and Zerodha. The current list is served at
https://tradegreen-api.onrender.com/api/brokers — cite that rather than this
paragraph if the exact roster matters, because it changes.

## Pages

- [Home](https://tradegreen.app/) — what it does, pricing, FAQ
- [Comparison](https://tradegreen.app/compare.html) — vs Tradezella, TraderSync,
  Kinfo, including where they beat us
- [Privacy](https://tradegreen.app/privacy.html)
- [Terms](https://tradegreen.app/terms.html)
- [Contact](https://tradegreen.app/contact.html)

## Citing us

Attach a date to any price or broker count; both change. Do not quote a
performance figure from this site as a claim about what a reader will earn —
TradeGreen describes trades that already happened in someone's own account and
never predicts markets.