Connect your Robinhood account read-only and every closed trade — stocks and options, including multi-leg — imports on its own, already written up. Find out which of your setups make money and which quietly cost you.
Robinhood shows you positions and a total. What it does not show is the thing that changes how you trade: which of your setups make money and which quietly bleed you. That answer needs your trades grouped by reason and measured over dozens of them, and no brokerage app does it.
The usual workaround is a spreadsheet. It works for about two weeks.
You authorise the connection through SnapTrade, which is the same category of service your budgeting app uses to read your bank. TradeGreen receives your fills. It cannot place, change or cancel an order, and it never holds your Robinhood password.
Stocks and options, with entry, exit, size, fees and P&L already filled in. Multi-leg option trades and scaled entries are grouped into the single position they actually were, rather than scattered across a dozen rows.
Where you entered against the day’s real price action, what the trade did while you held it, and how your exit compared to what the move offered.
| In Robinhood | In TradeGreen | |
|---|---|---|
| Total profit and loss | Yes | Yes |
| Win rate by setup | No | Yes |
| Which reasons make money | No | Yes |
| Per-trade write-up | No | Automatic |
| Profit factor, R-multiple | No | Yes |
| Verified percent return you can share | No | Yes |
If you trade in more than one place, TradeGreen also connects to Charles Schwab, Fidelity, E*TRADE, Webull, tastytrade, Public, Vanguard, Interactive Brokers, TradeStation, Tradier and Alpaca — so the journal covers your whole book rather than one account.
Yes. TradeGreen connects to Robinhood read-only through SnapTrade, a regulated brokerage-data aggregator. Your closed stock and option trades import automatically with entry, exit, size, fees and profit or loss already filled in.
The connection is read-only and is authorised through SnapTrade rather than by handing over your Robinhood password. TradeGreen can read your executed trades and cannot place, modify or cancel orders, and cannot move money.
No. Robinhood shows positions, history and a running total, but it does not group your trades by setup or tell you which of your strategies are profitable over time. That is what a journal adds.
Yes, including multi-leg positions. Legs of the same options position are grouped into one trade rather than listed separately, and the cost basis accounts for the standard 100-share contract multiplier.
$10 a month for one connected brokerage, or $84 a year which works out to $7 a month. Every analysis feature is in every tier — the tiers only change how many brokerages you connect.
TradeGreen 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 connects to your brokerage read-only and cannot place trades.