Built by someone who trades funded accounts.

The problem I had

I trade funded accounts. Anyone who has been through an evaluation knows the drill: a challenge here, a second phase there, one account paid for and another about to fail, and a set of rules that changes with every firm — daily drawdown, trailing drawdown, consistency, minimum trading days.

I kept all of that in spreadsheets. It worked until it didn't: I had the numbers but I had no idea which of my decisions was actually making or losing me money. And the journals out there were built for retail traders with a single account. None of them understood what a phase, a payout or an evaluation fee is.

So I built the one I needed

First for myself, then for the traders I was teaching. Today JournalByTTS centralizes every prop firm account in one place, imports your trades from MetaTrader 5 without copy-paste, and — the part that actually matters — tells you whether you followed your plan and what it cost you when you didn't.

What this is not

• It is not signals. Nobody here tells you what to buy.
• It is not a promise of returns. A journal measures what you do; it does not make you profitable.
• It is not a guru business. No screenshots of Lamborghinis, no "financial freedom" courses.

How the project works

• Independent. No investors, no external agenda. It grows at the pace its users need.
• Genuinely free. The Free plan has unlimited accounts and trades, with no time limit and no card. The optional Pro plan is what keeps the servers running.
• Your data is yours. Your trades are not sold, shared or used to sell you anything. Nothing is public unless you decide to publish it.

Where it is heading

Futures and more platforms, a deeper analysis of your discipline, and a community where traders share what actually works instead of screenshots of winning trades. If you want something in it, write to me — I read everything.