Contracts, not lots
Instrument type switches labels to contracts so your log matches how you size futures.
futures trading journal
Futures Trading Journal
Contract-based journaling for index and commodity traders.
Why traders choose Day Trading Journal
Futures contract math varies by product — so this futures trading journal lets you log contracts and enter realized P&L manually while still tracking setups, sessions, and screenshots. Perfect for MES, MNQ, ES, NQ, and more.
Manual P&L entry
Enter realized P&L per trade — honest numbers without misleading auto-calculations across venues.
Session & setup tags
Tag opening range breakouts, liquidity sweeps, and other futures setups you repeat.
Screenshot evidence
Store chart context with each trade for post-market review and coaching.
FAQ
Why manual P&L for futures?
Tick value and multipliers differ by contract and broker. Manual P&L keeps your journal accurate.
Can I track multiple futures accounts?
Yes. Add separate accounts for sim, live, or different prop firms.
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