Windows desktop application · coming soon
Turn your trading data into real insight.
Clarity is a Windows desktop application for traders who want to know exactly where their money comes from and where it goes. Journal every session, log trades across every account at once, and see the analytics that turn a year of trades into decisions you can act on.
Analyse Performance. Find Edge.
Break down P&L by strategy, time, direction and instrument in one desktop tool.
Equity curves, P&L by day of week, P&L by time of day, strategy breakdown and instrument P&L — all filterable in real time. The win-rate versus R:R chart shows in one glance whether your edge is mathematically profitable, or whether you are working hard below the break-even curve.
Log Once. Sync Everywhere.
Built for futures traders running multiple accounts through a copier.
One trade entry logs across every account at once — personal, T100, T150, or any funded account. Link the trades, copy the detail across, and add notes, execution checklists and improvement tags while it is still fresh. No repeating the same entry six times.
Every Account. One Screen.
Balance, win rate, P&L, drawdown and equity curve for all six accounts at once.
The Account Spotlight puts every account side by side, with live drawdown against your limit — the number that ends a funded evaluation. Underneath, Behavioural Insights shows what is costing you money and what is making it, ranked, in pounds.
Track Habits. Trade Cleaner.
See discipline, process compliance, and the behaviours making or losing money.
The trader profile scores discipline, consistency, risk/reward, rule adherence and emotional control. Rule adherence is measured against real outcomes: average P&L when a rule was followed versus skipped. Leaks like FOMO, revenge trading and chased price get named, counted and priced.
Prepare Before. Review After.
Pre-session readiness and post-session review, scored and stored.
Log sleep, stress and physical state before the session, name your primary psychological risk, and set success criteria that are independent of P&L. Score entry, exit, size and session discipline afterwards. Over time this is the data behind every habit chart in the app.
Review Days. Spot Rhythm.
Daily P&L, winning days, losing days and monthly rhythm at a glance.
Every trading day colour-coded by result, with weekly totals down the side and monthly stats beside it — trading days, win day percentage, largest win and loss, average daily return. Patterns in your schedule show up here long before you would find them in a spreadsheet.
See The Year. Month By Month.
Every metric that matters, laid out across the year in one table.
Trades, win rate, average win, average loss, largest win, largest loss, gross profit, gross loss and end-of-month balance — for each month and as a running total. Starting equity to current balance, with nowhere for a bad month to hide.
Model Risk. Protect Runway.
See risk percentage, loss runway and streak probability before you click.
Enter account size and risk per trade to get your risk percentage, how many consecutive losses until the account is gone, and where that sits against conservative, moderate, aggressive and extreme. The probability matrix shows the real chance of a losing streak at your win rate — sized too aggressively, and it tells you before the market does.
Watch The Tape. Miss Nothing.
Live headlines and the economic calendar, in the same window as your journal.
Filtered by category and impact, with sentiment marked, alongside the day’s releases and their forecast versus previous numbers. No second monitor of news tabs, no alt-tabbing away from the platform mid-session.
Everything in Clarity
The full capability list, including the parts a screenshot cannot show you.
Core journaling
- Full trade detail: entry and exit, stops, multiple targets, MFE/MAE, multi-leg partial exits
- Split-database architecture — every trade list lives in its own file, so a backtest never bleeds into your live numbers
- Instant duplicate detection and cleanup for messy imports
- Exclude outliers from stats per trade, without deleting the record
Analytics & performance
- Equity curve, daily P&L, rolling win rate and break-even charts — show only the ones you use
- Balance sheet with drawdown tracking per account
- Filter Stats: break performance down by any dimension you define — setup type, session, confluence, whatever matters to your process
- Compare two trade lists side by side
- Risk calculator with position sizing and consecutive-loss probability modelling
Trading psychology
- Discipline scoring, rule-adherence tracking and a checklist tied to every trade
- Tag behaviour — FOMO, revenge trade, A+ setup — and see how each correlates with outcome
- Mood-versus-money view, with behavioural nudges drawn from your own history
- Daily, weekly and monthly structured journal entries — not just a notes field
Forex-aware
- Correct forex P&L with historical exchange-rate lookup, locked in at trade close
- Dedicated forex CSV import with automatic instrument and pip-size detection
Multi-device cloud sync
- Every installation on your licence stays in sync — log a trade at the office, pick it up at home
- End-to-end encrypted with your own passphrase before anything leaves your machine
- Works fully offline and syncs the moment you are back online, hands-free
A real desktop application
- Native Windows app built on Tauri — fast and light, not a browser tab pretending to be software
- Automatic backups with one-click restore
- Automatic updates, so you are always current without reinstalling
Where Clarity is different
Local-first, but properly synced
Most journals are a spreadsheet with a UI bolted on, or a hosted web tool where your trading data lives on someone else’s server. Clarity is a real local-first desktop app with genuine multi-device sync — you own the data and still get the convenience.
Psychology is in the workflow
Discipline and rule adherence are part of logging a trade, not a separate module you forget to open. Most journals stop at P&L and win rate, which tells you what happened but never why.
Forex maths that is actually right
Forex P&L is converted using the historical exchange rate at trade close, by default. Getting this wrong is a surprisingly common and completely silent source of error elsewhere.
Be first in when Clarity opens up.
Clarity is finished and in testing with a small group of traders. Pricing will be announced when it goes on sale.