Free for everyone, for now. Here is what comes next.

Edge or luck? Most prop traders can’t tell. Voltrade is a trading journal that shows you which setups are edge and which might be luck. So when a losing streak hits, you know whether to keep trading it or stop.

Voltrade charges nothing before 2027. When paid plans exist, this page will list them before Voltrade asks anyone for anything.

What follows is a plan, not a list of dates. Most of it opens on something that happens, usually a trader using Voltrade asking for it, and each item says what.

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All of it free, with no card asked.

Which setups are edge, and which might be luck
Next to your win rate the journal draws the range it sits in, for the whole log, each session and each setup you name. Below 20 decided trades it tells you it doesn’t know yet, and counts how many are missing.
What a losing streak costs, before it hits
How many losses in a row to plan for, what they cost at your risk per trade, and how many reach your daily limit and your max drawdown. Worked out from the cautious end of your range. It counts trades, not days.
Check one setup in a minute, no account
The calculator takes two numbers, or a broker statement read in your browser. It answers with the range around your win rate, your breakeven and the streak to plan for.
Try the journal before you sign up
Log a few trades and look around: they stay in your browser. An account is what keeps them, and when you sign in it asks whether to add the ones you logged while trying.
Bring in the trades you already took
From a cTrader, MT4 or MT5 statement, or your own CSV or Excel file. It tells you which rows it left out and why.
Your data stays yours
CSV export whenever you like, two-factor sign-in, and deleting the account deletes your trades and screenshots.

What stands between today and a beta open to everyone, planned for January 2027.

Beta seats, by application
A short form and seats opened ten at a time, chosen by hand. A tester commits to 20 decided trades in four weeks and one 20-minute call.
Opens when: The form is on the site. Planned for the weeks before January 2027.
Fixes before features
From the first tester on, Voltrade fixes what they report before building anything new.
Opens when: The first group of testers is in.
FAQ, a support address and a changelog
One place to read what changed and one address that answers.
Opens when: Before the beta opens to everyone.

After the beta

In this order, unless the traders using Voltrade ask for a different one.

01
“What if” on your own journal
A filter on trades you already logged: what if you had skipped a setup, a session, or every trade after two losses. The answer is a win rate with its band, and under 20 decided trades it is still “I don’t know yet”.
Opens when: Three testers have 40 decided trades, or two ask for it.
02
More than one account
A journal for each challenge or funded account, and the statistics kept apart.
Opens when: A tester with two challenge accounts asks to keep them separate.
03
Automatic tags
From fixed rules only: weekday, session, how long the trade lasted, which trade of the day it was. Never from a model.
Opens when: Three testers use the session filters and ask for more.
04
Risk that knows the days
Today Voltrade counts the streak trade by trade. With your account’s rules written in (daily limit, trailing drawdown), it would count by day and say how likely the limit is within your next trades, still from the cautious end of the band.
Opens when: The account profile exists. It comes before any stronger promise on risk.
05
Sync with your broker
Trades arriving without a file to upload.
Opens when: Three testers have used the import and two ask not to upload the file any more.
06
Your data out, through a read-only key
After the CSV export: a key for one account that can read and nothing else.
Opens when: A tester asks for it.

Tools we are considering

Not built, and no date. They are here so you can tell us which one you would use.

An AI assistant for your journal
It would put your numbers into words and answer questions about your own log. It would never calculate anything: every figure it mentions would come from the same tested functions that draw the band.
Opens when: Voltrade has paying members and a written limit on how often it can be called. Each answer has a cost.
The assistant you already use, connected read-only
A way to let your own AI assistant read your journal. It could read. It could not write, and it could not place a trade.
Opens when: After the read-only key, and only if a tester asks.
A glossary, and a page for each prop firm’s rules
Drawdown, daily limit, consistency rules, each with its source and the date it was read.
Opens when: The calculator starts receiving visits from search.

What we won’t build

Each for a reason. Saying no is how the rest stays honest.

Backtests on market data from rules written in plain English
It needs licensed market data with a cost for every run, and it asks a language model to do the step a model must not do here: the maths.
Tick-by-tick trade replay
It needs tick data and a chart. That is another product.
Hundreds of statistics and custom dashboards
A new metric enters only with its band and its minimum sample. A screen of bare numbers is what Voltrade exists to avoid.
Market sentiment and options flow
Third-party data that doesn’t come from your own trades.

Built by Tommaso Capello. If something you need is missing from this page, write to support@voltrade.space: that is how an item gets on it.

Free for everyone, for now. Here is what comes next.

Live today

Which setups are edge, and which might be luck

What a losing streak costs, before it hits

Check one setup in a minute, no account

Try the journal before you sign up

Bring in the trades you already took

Your data stays yours

Next

Beta seats, by application

Fixes before features

FAQ, a support address and a changelog

After the beta

“What if” on your own journal

More than one account

Automatic tags

Risk that knows the days

Sync with your broker

Your data out, through a read-only key

Tools we are considering

An AI assistant for your journal

The assistant you already use, connected read-only

A glossary, and a page for each prop firm’s rules

What we won’t build

Backtests on market data from rules written in plain English

Tick-by-tick trade replay

Hundreds of statistics and custom dashboards

Market sentiment and options flow