TradeCanvas
You Use TradingView for Charts. Your P&L Is Still in a Google Sheet.
TradeCanvas puts your options trade journal, P&L tracker, and win rate dashboard in one tab — tied to your actual broker data.
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Options traders already pay for good charts. Most pay for a solid broker platform. Almost none of them can tell you their win rate by strategy, because that number lives in a spreadsheet they have not updated since last Thursday. An options trade journal with P&L tracking should be the third leg of your setup — the part that tells you whether the first two are working.
The trading tools industry has put serious investment into charting and execution, but performance accountability has been left to the trader. TradingView will show you a clean chart of your NVDA iron condor setup. TD Ameritrade will confirm your fill. Neither one will tell you that your iron condors have lost at a 62% rate when implied volatility rank is below 30, which is the pattern you need to see before you place that trade again.
Tracking your options trades and P&L accurately requires pulling data from multiple sources, normalizing it for multi-leg positions, and calculating realized P&L correctly across partial fills and roll transactions. If you are doing this in a spreadsheet, you are spending hours per month on math that belongs in software.
The Four-Tab Setup That Costs Options Traders Their Edge
This is how most active options traders manage their book: TradingView for charts, a broker platform for positions, a Google Sheet for P&L tracking, and maybe a Notion doc for journal notes. Four tabs, no connections between them, and your options win rate tracker is a column of manually entered numbers — incomplete, unfilterable by strategy, and invisible to your charting workflow.
The consequence is a broken feedback loop. You know you closed a trade. You may or may not have logged it. You are probably not reviewing your iron condors separately from your covered calls, so you cannot tell which strategy is working. Most traders in this situation are not losing because they read charts poorly. They are losing because they repeat underperforming setups without the data to see the pattern.
Introducing TradeCanvas
Your four tabs collapse into one when TradeCanvas syncs your broker accounts, calculates your multi-leg P&L, and updates your win rate by strategy every time a trade closes. Write your setup thesis before entry. Attach your TradingView chart. Review the outcome against your notes after the position closes. Your complete trading history stays searchable and filterable in one place.
What You Get — Starting at $19/month
Live broker import — Connect Robinhood, TD Ameritrade, Webull, and Tastytrade via API. Trades import automatically each session so your journal stays current.
Multi-leg P&L calculator — Log iron condors, debit spreads, straddles, and butterflies as single positions. P&L tracks correctly across all legs from open to close or expiration.
Options win rate tracker by strategy — Filter your trade history by strategy type and see win rate, average winner, average loser, and expectancy calculated from your actual closed trades.
Setup annotation journal — Attach a TradingView chart screenshot or link to any trade entry. Write your setup thesis before entry and review it against the outcome after.
Strategy scoreboard — A persistent view of your 30-day, 90-day, and all-time numbers by strategy. Updates each time a trade closes.
Setup tagging and condition filters — Tag trades by setup type, implied volatility environment, or ticker. Compare tagged groups to find which conditions your strategies perform best in.
Tax-ready journal export — Export your full journal to CSV or PDF for tax prep, mentorship review, or end-of-year archiving.
Structured daily trade debrief — An end-of-day prompt that walks you through what setups you took, what the chart showed, and what you would change.
Why $19/Month
TradingView's most popular plan runs $14.95/month. TraderSync starts at $29/month and is built for equity and day traders, not options-specific multi-leg workflows. A manually maintained spreadsheet costs 2–3 hours per month to keep current and still cannot calculate your win rate by strategy. TradeCanvas Solo at $19/month sits below what you already pay for charts while replacing the tracking work you should not be doing by hand.
Who This Is For
You trade options at least a few times per week and want to know which setups are actually profitable.
You use TradingView or Thinkorswim for chart analysis and a separate broker platform for execution.
You have a Google Sheet or Notion doc for your trade log and you know it is behind.
You want to review your iron condors separately from your covered calls and debit spreads.
You manage your own account and want real data on your edge, not a generic trade blotter.
The 30-Day Edge Guarantee
If after 30 days TradeCanvas has not shown you at least one clear pattern in your trade history — a strategy, setup, or market condition where your results differ from what you assumed — contact support for a full refund. No questions asked.
In 30 Days, You'll Have:
- A complete, searchable trade journal covering every position since you connected your broker
- Your actual win rate broken down by strategy type, calculated from closed trades
- Accurate P&L on every multi-leg position across all legs and any roll transactions
- Chart annotations attached to every entry so you can review your setup logic against the outcome
- A live strategy scoreboard that updates automatically as trades close
- At least one finding about which conditions your best-performing setups require
- A daily review habit that runs in under five minutes per session
Frequently Asked Questions
Does TradeCanvas work as a TradingView trade log alternative?
TradeCanvas does not replace TradingView — it connects to it. You keep using TradingView for charts and paste or upload your chart screenshots directly into any trade entry. TradeCanvas handles the P&L math, win rate tracking, and journal structure that TradingView does not include.
TradeCanvas vs. TraderSync or Tradervue: what is the difference?
TraderSync and Tradervue are built for active day traders and equity traders. TradeCanvas is built specifically for options traders who run multi-leg strategies. It calculates P&L correctly across all legs of a spread or iron condor, tracks win rate by strategy type, and includes a structured options trade journal rather than a generic blotter.
How long does setup take?
Most traders are connected and have their recent trade history imported within 15 minutes of signup. Supported brokers sync via API, so you do not re-enter past trades manually. Your win rate dashboard populates as soon as you have at least five closed positions imported.
What if I trade across multiple brokers?
The Solo plan connects up to 3 brokers. The Active Trader plan at $39/month covers unlimited broker connections. If you split your book across Robinhood for equity options and TD Ameritrade for index options, both accounts land in a single TradeCanvas dashboard.
What it is: An options trade journal with P&L tracking that connects your broker accounts, calculates multi-leg position results, and shows your win rate by strategy.
What you get: Live broker import, multi-leg P&L calculator, win rate by strategy, setup annotation journal, strategy scoreboard, condition filters, tax-ready export, and daily trade debrief.
Price: $19/month (Solo, up to 3 brokers) or $39/month (Active Trader, unlimited brokers). 14-day free trial, no credit card required.
Catch: Broker connections cover Robinhood, TD Ameritrade, Webull, and Tastytrade at launch. Additional brokers are on the roadmap.
Guarantee: 30-day full refund if you do not find a clear pattern in your trade history.
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