History and the profit and loss calendar

In History, you see your trades as a day-by-day list or on a calendar. You can also keep a note for each day.

On an iPhone or a computer, use it in your browser; on Android, use the app from Google Play. You can pay for the paid plan on the web version only in five countries: Japan, the United States, Australia, New Zealand and Singapore. In other countries and regions, you can pay through Google Play in the Android app.

Open in your browser (nothing to install, free)

History in the web version on a computer: a month calendar with each day’s profit or loss, then the day’s total, a “Notes for this day” field, and a trade card — The profit and loss calendar and a day’s trades in the web version (sample records)

The numbers in the pictures are sample records. They do not show real results or what you will get from using the app. Wide pictures are the web version on a computer; tall pictures are the Android app.

Day-by-day list

Each day shows its total profit or loss. Open a day to see its trade cards.
On each card you can change the strategy, whether you followed your rules, “This trade was…”, and the note.
You can filter the list by strategy.

Profit and loss calendar

A month calendar shows each day’s profit or loss. In Settings, choose whether to show the amounts or just a dot.
Tap a day to see its total, its note and its trades.

Notes for this day

Pick a day on the calendar and write notes for that day.

Sharing your results

Show your equity curve or calendar on a screen designed for sharing. Tap the screen to hide the text.
Take a screenshot yourself, then use the button to open X (Twitter) and attach the image. The app never posts for you.

The sharing screen for the equity curve on Android, with the balance chart and a button to open X and share — Sharing screen (Android)

On the free plan

All-time history is a paid-plan feature (see What the paid plan adds).

On the free plan, days more than 2 weeks ago are locked. The records are kept (and you can see everything during the first 14 days of the trial).

What we do not do

We do not give investment advice, tell you what to trade, or predict future profit or loss. We do not promise profits.
Trading carries the risk of losing your money. Your trading decisions and results are your own responsibility.

Try it

Open the app (you can start free)

This opens the web version. If you notice a problem, please contact us.

Kenji Okumura, Representative, Tiltnote

Updated 24 Oct 2026 · Run by Kenji Okumura, Representative, Tiltnote · About this site