12
decided trades
66.7%
win rate
95% band 39.1% – 86.2%
No verdict yet · 8 more decided trades
Not enough trades yet
The streak is planned from 20 decided trades.
At 1% risk per trade: —
27 wins out of 40 reads as a win rate of 67.5%, and the range runs from 52.0% to 79.9%. Below 20 wins and losses it says it doesn’t know yet, and counts the trades still missing.
The curves behind are the example at 4 to 40 decided trades, as close to its win rate as whole trades allow. Each trade you add draws a new curve in front.
27 wins of 40 decided · win rate 67.5% · 95% band 52.0% – 79.9%
Indicative · 57 more decided trades to ±10 points
Add a trade and the band is recalculated. Nothing is saved or sent.
Your win rate is a real number. On its own it is incomplete: it doesn’t say how many trades stand behind it. Voltrade draws the 95% confidence band beside it, always on the same 0 to 100% scale, so you can see how far you can lean on it.
You stop sizing up on a streak the data can’t confirm yet. From 97 decided trades the margin is under ±10 points, and Voltrade calls the band reliable.
95% Wilson score interval. No verdict below 20 decided trades.
12
decided trades
66.7%
win rate
95% band 39.1% – 86.2%
No verdict yet · 8 more decided trades
Not enough trades yet
The streak is planned from 20 decided trades.
At 1% risk per trade: —
40
decided trades
67.5%
win rate
95% band 52.0% – 79.9%
Indicative · 57 more decided trades to ±10 points
Plan for 5 losses in a row
within the next 100 trades, on the cautious side of the band
At 1% risk per trade: −5% of account
200
decided trades
67.5%
win rate
95% band 60.7% – 73.6%
Reliable · margin under ±10 points
Plan for 4 losses in a row
within the next 100 trades, on the cautious side of the band
At 1% risk per trade: −4% of account
Statistics on your own history, not financial advice. The calculation counts trades, not days, and doesn’t know a trailing drawdown.
Everything above is an example. Drop your statement from cTrader, MT4 or MT5, or your TradingView trade history (Italian interface for now), and Voltrade reads it in this browser without uploading it. It counts wins and losses, leaves breakevens out and draws your 95% band, then the losing streak to plan for and what it costs. No account needed.
Drop your statement here or choose the file
cTrader, MT4, MT5, or TradingView’s trade history (Italian interface for now) · CSV, HTML or .xlsx · Voltrade reads it in your browser and uploads nothing
Voltrade reads column names in English and Italian. In any other language, switch the platform to English and export again.
Up to 8 screenshots per trade
Session, direction, emotional state and up to eight screenshots on every trade.
Killzone · Setup · Symbol · R-multiple · Emotional state · Mistake tags · Rule violation
Create a free account20 decided trades before a verdict
Below that, a 95% band is so wide that any verdict would be a guess. The journal draws the band hatched and shows how many trades are still missing. The verdict compares your sessions: once two of them have 20 decided trades each, Voltrade says whether their bands have separated or still overlap.
Margin under ±10 points from 97 decided trades
Open the free calculator5 losses in a row to plan for at 27 wins of 40, from the cautious end of the band
At 27 wins out of 40, Voltrade works from the cautious end of the band, a loss rate of 48.0%, and plans for 5 losses in a row within your next 100 trades. A run that long turns up in about 3 of every 4 logs of 100 trades. At 1% risk per trade, it costs 5% of your account.
Statistics on your own history, not financial advice. The calculation counts trades, not days, and doesn’t know a trailing drawdown.
Open the free calculatorIt reads your trades, not your broker, so it works with any account. The rest you log by hand.
The account statement imports directly.
The account statement imports directly.
The trade history, exported with TradingView in Italian. The English export is untested so far.
Your own file, with the columns chosen on screen. If it has no R column, you add R by hand.
No. It is statistics on your own trade history. It doesn’t tell you what to trade. It counts losses against your challenge’s limits trade by trade, not day by day, and it doesn’t know a trailing drawdown.
It shows you the band instead. Under 20 decided trades the band is so wide that any verdict would be a guess, and you would be the one paying for it.
It reads your trades, not your broker, so it works with any account. Statements from cTrader, MT4 and MT5 import directly, and so does TradingView’s trade history exported with TradingView in Italian (the English export is untested so far) or a CSV or Excel file of your own. The rest you log by hand.
On servers in Frankfurt, readable only by your account. Export it to CSV whenever you like; deleting the account deletes your trades and screenshots.
A win or a loss. Breakeven trades stay in your log but don’t count toward the sample, because they say nothing about how often the setup works.
Voltrade charges nothing before 2027, so there is nothing to refund. Delete your account and your trades and screenshots go with it.
Free for everyone, for now.
For the first few weeks, Voltrade will mostly tell you “I don’t know yet.” That’s why it exists. From your 20th decided trade, it starts answering.