AI TRADING JOURNAL
Ask your own trades a question.
Oly is the intelligence layer on top of the journal. It reads your synced fills, answers in plain English, and shows the trades behind every number.
Reads only your own trades. Conversations are never used to train models.
Reports to go hunting through
Asset classes it reads
Sentence to build a widget
On desktop and mobile
You already know the questions. Until now there was nowhere to put them.
PERFORMANCE
Which setup makes me the most money?
What is my best hold time?
How does this month compare with my last three?
BEHAVIOUR
What happens to my numbers after two losses in a row?
Do I size up on revenge trades?
Which hour of the day should I stop trading?
POSITIONS AND ADMIN
Show my current open positions.
Is anything I hold reporting earnings this week?
Import this broker CSV for me.
Ask it the way you would ask a person
Type the question, get the answer computed from your synced record - positions, P&L, earnings dates, whatever you actually wanted to know.
The measure of a useful answer is whether it saved you a trip to a report. Most of these do.
Every answer with the trades attached
Numbers come back as a table you can open into the positions that produced them, with a short read on what they mean.
The test of an AI answer is whether you can check it. Every one of these traces back to the fills it came from.
Describe a widget, get a widget
Say what you want to see and Oly builds it onto your dashboard, marked as its own work.
Most dashboards show what someone else thought you should watch. This one shows what you asked for.
NAMED LEAKS
Not "improve your discipline". A list, ranked by what it cost.
Oly reads the whole record and reports the habits that show up more than once, each with the trades behind it.
The hour that funds your losses
Ranked by cost, not frequency. One session window usually carries most of the damage, and it is rarely the one you would guess.
Size creep after a loss
Average size on the trade following a red one, against your baseline. When revenge sizing is real, it shows up as a number.
The setup you love and lose on
Expectancy per tag across the whole history, so your favourite play and your earning play stop being assumed to be the same.
Exits that undo good entries
Where your fills sat relative to the move that followed - a bad idea and a good idea managed badly look nothing alike.
ALSO INSIDE
The rest of what it does while you are not asking
Session recap
Ask for a read on the day after the close: what you traded, what worked, and the one thing worth looking at before tomorrow.
Import by chat
Drop a broker CSV into the conversation. Unknown formats and odd column names get parsed without a mapping screen.
Pattern checks
Ask whether a habit is repeating - sizing drift, a setup turning cold - and get the count back with the trades behind it.
Setup critique
Ask Oly to pull apart a strategy and it grades it against your own fills: expectancy, hold time, where it breaks down.
It remembers the thread
Follow-ups drill from a month down to a single trade without you restating the question.
On your phone
The same conversation on mobile, so a review on the train is a real option rather than something you plan to do later.
WHY YOU CAN TRUST THE ANSWER
Grounded in your fills, or it says so
It only reads your trades
Answers are computed from your synced history and market reference data. No generic advice, no borrowed anecdotes.
Claims link to the fills
Tables open into the trades behind them, so any number can be traced to the positions that produced it.
Not used to train models
Your trade data and conversations stay yours. They are not fed into model training and are never shared with other users.
It says when it cannot say
Thin samples are called thin. Where there is not enough history to answer honestly, you get that instead of a guess.
Fair use: chat is generous but not unmetered, and widget builds are capped per month - the counter sits in the composer, so you always know what is left. Oly reports what your history says; it does not tell you what to trade.
It caught a drawdown before I did.
"The risk report flagged that my average loss was creeping up two weeks before it would have shown up in my account balance. I was adding size on losers without realising it, and the numbers made that impossible to argue with. That one report paid for the year. Options handling is the other thing worth saying - multi-leg trades and rolls come through correctly instead of as a pile of unmatched fills."
Adam M. · Reno, NV · Jul 15, 2026
Questions about Oly
Your own synced trade history, plus market reference data for things like earnings dates. Oly queries the record and reports what it finds - it is not writing prose about trading in general, and it is not predicting the market.
Ask it the question you have been avoiding
Connect a broker read-only or drop in a CSV, then type it in plain English. The answer comes back with the trades behind it.