Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built SuperTrader after blowing up a trading account for the same reason twice. I *knew* I was tilting, but I couldn't stop myself.
Most trading journals show you what happened. SuperTrader tells you *why* it keeps happening.
Here's what makes it different:
• 🧠 AI pattern detection: finds your time-of-day biases, streak tilts, and setup decay automatically
• ⚡ Real-time tilt alerts: fires when your behavior matches your historical "revenge trade" pattern
• 📋 Trading Plan: a 6-step wizard to set your rules, then live adherence tracking every session
• 📓 Mood-linked journaling: correlates your mental state with P&L so you can see when emotions leak into trades
• 🔄 Automatic broker sync imports and updates your trades across 1,000+ integrations—no manual CSV uploads
The free plan includes up to 50 trades and works across both the web and mobile app, so you can journal wherever you trade.
I'd love to hear what patterns you discover about your own trading. Ask me anything below! 🚀
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Have you thought about adding a "trade replay" mode that lets you step through a past session tick by tick, overlaying your logged emotions at each point? Seeing the exact moment fear or FOMO kicked in, right next to the chart action, would make the patterns way more obvious and sticky. Could even highlight your worst decision automatically to study later.
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The focus on tracking emotional patterns alongside trades is a really sharp design choice, since most journals just spit out numbers without context. Curious how it surfaces those repeated mistakes without feeling preachy.
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One feature I didn’t realize I needed was being able to tag and filter trades by setup. After a few weeks, it became much easier to see which strategies were actually working and which ones just felt like they were.
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The onboarding was surprisingly straightforward. I connected my trading account, my history synced automatically, and I could start reviewing trades almost immediately instead of spending time importing spreadsheets.
journaling is the thing every trader knows they should do and almost nobody keeps up manually, so automating the capture part makes sense. the harder problem is usually pattern recognition though, like noticing you always oversize after two losing trades in a row. does it actually flag behavioral patterns like that, or is it mostly organizing the data and leaving the analysis to you?
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I like that I can do the deeper review on the web app and then check things quickly on iPhone. It feels like one journal rather than two separate products.
Verdoo
Have you thought about adding a "trade replay" mode that lets you step through a past session tick by tick, overlaying your logged emotions at each point? Seeing the exact moment fear or FOMO kicked in, right next to the chart action, would make the patterns way more obvious and sticky. Could even highlight your worst decision automatically to study later.
The focus on tracking emotional patterns alongside trades is a really sharp design choice, since most journals just spit out numbers without context. Curious how it surfaces those repeated mistakes without feeling preachy.
One feature I didn’t realize I needed was being able to tag and filter trades by setup. After a few weeks, it became much easier to see which strategies were actually working and which ones just felt like they were.
The onboarding was surprisingly straightforward. I connected my trading account, my history synced automatically, and I could start reviewing trades almost immediately instead of spending time importing spreadsheets.
Dial
journaling is the thing every trader knows they should do and almost nobody keeps up manually, so automating the capture part makes sense. the harder problem is usually pattern recognition though, like noticing you always oversize after two losing trades in a row. does it actually flag behavioral patterns like that, or is it mostly organizing the data and leaving the analysis to you?
I like that I can do the deeper review on the web app and then check things quickly on iPhone. It feels like one journal rather than two separate products.