Most traders don't lose money because of one bad trade. They lose it because they never actually see the pattern — until it's cost them months. LiquixTrades exists to close that gap.
Three steps. No spreadsheets, no guesswork.
Import your broker's CSV export in seconds, or add trades manually. Once it's in, it's tagged by session, pair, and setup automatically.
Win rate, profit factor, expectancy, and R-multiple — calculated automatically per setup, per session, per account. Not estimated. Calculated.
Weekly and monthly reviews surface the pattern for you — which setups to keep taking, which ones are quietly costing you money.
The features, and the problem each one solves.
Solves: journals that die after week two. If logging a trade takes 15 seconds instead of 5 minutes, you'll actually keep doing it.
Solves: not knowing which setups work. Tag every trade by FVG, OB, BOS, CHOCH, sweep, or your own custom setups from your Setup Library — then see win rate broken down by each one.
Solves: never actually reviewing. A structured review that's already built from your logged trades — session breakdown, best/worst setups, and consistency tracking on the calendar.
Solves: the mental-game blind spot. Log how you felt on each trade, and see whether "revenge trading after a loss" or "overconfidence after a win" is actually costing you money — or just a story you tell yourself.
Solves: staring at numbers without knowing what to do about them. Plain-language analysis of your own trade history — which patterns are helping, which are hurting — grounded entirely in your data, never a signal or a recommendation about what to trade next.
Most traders who fail were making money on 2-3 setups the whole time — they just never isolated them from the rest of the noise. LiquixTrades doesn't trade for you and doesn't tell you what to trade next. It just makes sure you can actually see what you've been doing all along.
Start Journaling Free →LiquixTrades is a trading journal and analytics tool, not a broker or financial adviser. We don't execute trades or hold funds, and nothing here is investment advice.