• Trade page, your way (Mac and iPad). A new Layout button offers six layouts: Classic, Columns, Facts left, Journal, Journal with facts left, and Grid, which fills the whole window. Your choice is remembered on each device. • The new layouts add an execution ladder with an excursion bar (stop, entry, exit, target, MAE and MFE on one line) and point out when a trade ran well past where it closed. • Notes on the trade page now match the editor's text size.

• Fixes a crash that could happen while typing lists or checklists in a note. • The Undo button after starting a note from a template is easier to tap.

• Note templates. Start a pre-market plan, a session review or a trade review in one tap: pick a template on an empty note, insert one anywhere from the Templates menu, or save any note as your own. Your templates also replace the starter chips in a trade's notes. • Checklists in notes. Tick-box items with a real checkbox; type "[] " to start one. • A cleaner note editor: one formatting bar, a large title, images you can drag between any lines, and undo and redo that work like Notes. • Goals with deadlines. Measure a goal in %, $, R, trades or days, set a deadline, and each card shows the time left.

• Analytics, redesigned. Expectancy and profit factor sit next to your streak and best and worst trades, the R chart always shows the full range, and hold time and excursions come with a one-line reading. • Every breakdown on one page: setups, your own fields, sessions, weekdays and pairs, ranked with trades, win rate, total R and P&L. Prefer the old charts? Switch Breakdowns to Charts. • Filter by anything. Pick a setup, a session, a pair or any field you track, and every number on the page is worked out for just those trades. • Best Combinations. Choose two or more fields and TradeTrack ranks every mix of them, so you can see which setup works in which session. Apply one to filter the page to it.

• Share your results. Turn a month, a week or a single trade into an image for Instagram, X, WhatsApp or anywhere else. Pick a card (equity curve, calendar, summary, or for a trade: ladder, bar, ticket or big type) and a size (post, story, square or wide). Results show in R unless you turn dollar amounts on, and you can add your name. • A new period picker on the Dashboard and Analytics. Step through weeks, months, quarters and years with the arrows, or pick from a grid that shows each period's P&L. Rolling ranges and custom dates are one tap away, and the exact dates are shown beside it. • Trades now count in the period they closed in, and rolling ranges start at the beginning of the day.

• Pips beside your target and stop. On Mac and iPad, the trade sheet now shows how far Take profit and Stop loss are from your entry in pips, for example "−50 pips · −1R", for currency pairs, gold and silver. Other instruments still show the price difference. • On iPad, that line moves under the price name when space is tight, so it is never cut off.

• A redesigned trade sheet on Mac and iPad. Log a trade as cards with one-tap chips for setup, context, emotion and mistakes, live totals for risk, planned RR and result on top, and your notes alongside. • Pips. See your stop distance in pips while logging, on the trade page and in the trades list, for currency pairs, gold and silver. • More columns on Mac and iPad. Add Entry, Stop loss, Exit and Target to the trades list and arrange them as you like. • A better screenshot viewer. Swipe or use the arrow keys to move between screenshots, double-tap or pinch to zoom, and drag to pan. • Smoother typing in notes that contain screenshots.

• Redesigned Mac and iPad. A new sidebar with the journal switcher, grouped sections and a clear selected item, and page headers that use the full width. • Trades, rebuilt. Filter chips with counts, period and sort menus, and one card per month showing its net, win rate and average R. Every trade sits in aligned columns with its entry → exit under the pair. • Choose your columns. Switch on any context field, including the custom ones you created, drag headers to reorder, and TradeTrack remembers the layout per journal. • Settings and Trade Options as cards. Options are chips you add inline, fields get rename, hide and delete menus, and emotions sit side by side as positive and negative. • Safer iCloud sync. Changes from two devices are merged trade by trade, so an older copy can never overwrite newer work again. • The System theme now follows your Mac or device appearance correctly. • Fixed goal amounts showing the currency sign twice.

• Scale in to a position. Add entries with their own price and stop, sized as a percentage of the first. TradeTrack averages them into one trade with an effective stop and total risk, so a position built in steps is still one trade idea. • Choose what 1R means for a scaled position: the risk on your first entry (default) or everything at risk across all entries. Switch it in Settings or right on the trade page. • The trade page now lists every entry of a scaled position with its price, stop, size and risk, plus the average entry and effective stop. • AI Assistant (Pro). Ask about your results in plain language, or log a trade from a broker history screenshot, including scaled positions. Runs on your device with Apple Intelligence; nothing is sent anywhere. Saved chats live in the sidebar on Mac and iPad. • Paste or drop up to three screenshots per message. • Update guard. If a journal is changed by a newer TradeTrack on another device, older devices pause editing and ask to update, so nothing is overwritten. • TradeTrack is now fully translated into German, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Simplified and Traditional Chinese. • Fixed a blank page with a warning triangle after switching sections on Mac.

What's new in 1.8.1: • No more freezing during iCloud sync — loading, switching journals, and saving backups now happen in the background, so the app keeps moving. • Stronger protection for your data — a slow or interrupted iCloud sync can no longer blank out your trades, goals, notes, trade options, or Recently Deleted items. • iPad — dashboard content no longer runs off the edges of the screen.

What's new in 1.8: • Average hold time — see how long your trades run, with winners and losers side by side. • Your current streak now shows the total R behind it. • Fixed a bug where Analytics and other screens could drift sideways when swiping. • Fixed unwanted bouncing on the trade detail screen. • Layout and alignment polish throughout.

What's new in 1.7: • More reliable iCloud sync — your journals load dependably on new devices and stay in sync across your devices. • Automatic on-device backups — a local snapshot of your journal you can restore anytime, independent of iCloud. • Light and Dark themes — choose System, Light, or Dark in Settings. • Max drawdown on the dashboard, plus quicker calendar navigation. • Your selected timeframe is now remembered between launches. • Bug fixes and polish throughout.

What's new in 1.6: • Import trades from CSV — bring your history over from Excel, Google Sheets, or a broker export. Columns are matched automatically, with a built-in format guide and drag & drop. • Organize journals into folders, and duplicate journals or trades in one tap. • Notes — adjustable text sizes, italic, and underline. • Calendar — jump straight to any month or year. • Custom field analytics — see how each of your own fields performs, like entry triggers or variations. • Max drawdown on the dashboard — your largest equity dip at a glance. • Bug fixes and polish throughout.

What's new in 1.5: • Partial exits — scale out at multiple levels; your R multiple and P&L are calculated from the actual weighted exits. • All-new notes — rich text with headings and bold, photos right in the note body, and bulleted and numbered lists. • Trade dates now show the year. • Fixed the Notes layout on Mac. • Bug fixes and polish throughout.

What's new in 1.4: • More reliable iCloud sync on new devices — your existing journals now appear instead of a fresh start. • Bug fixes and polish throughout.