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Nothing asks for your attention.
Runs inside ATAS, NinjaTrader and Sierra Chart. No button to press while a position is open.
The record writes itself.
Every fill, the chart you traded from, screenshots of your own screens, written while the trade is open.
The session is already written up.
Trade, chart, screenshots and notes on one page. MAE and MFE show what the trade offered before you got out.
Your rules, checked against your fills.
Write down what a strategy stands for. rAI holds your real trades against that definition and says where they drift.
Your trades land in the journal by themselves. No CSV, no typing. Add the EdgeBook Bridge to a chart in ATAS, ATAS X, NinjaTrader or Sierra Chart, and every closed trade is imported with entry, exit, stops, screenshots and the full running P&L.
Read your journal from ChatGPT or Claude over the MCP connector. More coming soon.
Journaling fails because it happens hours later, in a spreadsheet, from memory. The Live Desk sits next to your charts while the trade is still open.
Charts, journal, prop accounts and rAI side by side, docked the way you work, saved as a workspace. No alt-tabbing between five windows while a position is open.
rAI reads your trades, your notes and your patterns, and the longer you journal, the more it has to work with. Not a generic chatbot guessing at trading advice.
Eight facts, no filler.
The journal lives in a database on your own machine. Cloud sync is optional.
Including what happened after the exit, not only while you were in.
ATAS, ATAS X, NinjaTrader and Sierra Chart. CSV for anything else.
Not from memory hours after the close, when you already know the outcome.
Logging a session here against keeping the same numbers in a spreadsheet by hand.
That is what writing it up by hand used to cost us after the close. This one writes itself.
No ATAS licence and no PFT indicator subscription. It is its own desktop app.
No trial, no credit card, no feature paywall.
* Compared to regular spreadsheets.
Journal, charts and prop tracking, all of it included. No trial, no credit card, no limits.
PFT Terminal
Free
Additional features (rAI, your trading coach, or the MCP connection for your own AI) can be accessed through the Marketplace inside the terminal.
We got you covered.
The complete PFT Terminal walkthrough: 39 minutes, chapter by chapter.
Still stuck? Write to support@profuturestrading.de and a real person replies.
Yes. The journal, the charts and the prop firm tracking are included. No trial, no credit card, no limits. Nothing expires and nothing gets locked after a few weeks.
The full desk: the EdgeBook journal with your trades, notes and screenshots, live charts, prop firm tracking, and the docking layout that lets you arrange all of it on one screen. Your data stays on your own machine. Add-ons such as rAI or the MCP connection are the only things bought separately, inside the terminal.
Coming soon. That is a deliberate choice: we want more traders running the Windows version first, so the things that break, break for us and not for you.
MCP lets an AI you already use (ChatGPT, Claude) read your own journal, with your permission. You ask your assistant about your trading, and it answers from your real numbers instead of guessing. You turn it on yourself, and you can turn it off again.
A straight answer to what is costing you money. Most traders keep a journal and never read it. This one reads back: which setups pay, which times of day don't, and what you keep repeating after a loss.
rAI is the mentor built into the terminal. It works on your journal (your trades, your notes, your screenshots), not on general market commentary. It reviews your sessions, points at patterns you keep repeating, and pushes back when your reasoning does not match what the trades actually did.
The terminal itself costs nothing. Additional modules (rAI, the MCP connection, the indicators) are available in the Marketplace inside the terminal, so you only pay for what you actually switch on.
Two things. It is built by traders who trade, on eight years in these markets, so the numbers it shows are the ones that actually change a decision, not every metric that can be calculated. And it is one window: charts, journal, prop accounts and the mentor side by side, instead of four tools that do not talk to each other.
Create an account, then download the installer from the download page and run it. It installs like any other desktop app and updates itself from then on.
The installer is signed with a certificate issued to us. Windows still shows a warning on newer downloads until enough people have installed the same file. That reputation builds over time and has nothing to do with what is inside. Click "More info", then "Run anyway". If you would rather check first, the file name and publisher are shown on the download page.
I spent hours, whole weekends, on backtesting and working through my journal, to find my edge, to keep it, and to sharpen it. That is how I became the trader I am today.
