Release notes
A running log of the most important changes: new features, improved workflows, and updates that make Tradeways more useful day to day. Newest first.
Updated October 2026
Breakdown groups your trades by setup, mistake, symbol, hour, hold time, size and more, with trades, net P&L, win rate and profit factor for each group. Compare puts two sets of trades side by side and says how confident the difference is. Costs shows what commissions, swaps and fees take from your gross P&L, and on which symbols. Tags can now carry a category (setup, mistake, emotion or condition), which the Breakdown views group by.
See how large your losses are as a share of account equity at the time of each trade, how much they vary, and which few trades and days account for most of your losses. A drawdown table lists each drawdown with its depth, length and recovery. The P&L mode formerly named R multiple is now called × avg loss: it divides net P&L by your average realized loss, not by the risk to a planned stop.
See how much your trades gave up between the best price they reached and your exit, whether price kept moving after you closed, and how much heat your winners sat through. Exits uses trades that have market metrics and states how many trades in the view have none; stock and crypto trades have none.
Run your closed trades through the prop firm challenges in the catalog, phase by phase. See which accounts you would have funded, which you would have failed, and which rule ended each failed attempt.
Three pages compare groups of your closed trades with the rest of your trading. Habits covers results after wins, after losses and through the day; Timing covers entry hours, sessions, weekdays and holding time; Markets & size covers symbols, asset classes and position size. Each finding states its confidence in words, and each comparison opens the trades behind it.
Day, week, month, year and lifetime now share one layout. Each part of a period is a candle of your own P&L: it opens at zero, its body ends at the result, and its wicks reach the best and worst point, open positions included. A path at the top zooms between periods, and day, week, month and year each have their own journal entry in a side panel.
Mark up a trade screenshot with levels, zones, arrows, lines, text, and freehand strokes, then move or restyle any mark later. Drawings are saved as a separate layer, so the original screenshot stays unchanged and you can hide them at any time. With AI screenshot analysis on, the analysis includes your drawings a few minutes after you save.
Replay your filtered trade history as thousands of alternative sequences. See the range of final results, expected and worst-case drawdowns, ruin probability, and losing streaks, plus two dashboard widgets. Everything runs in your browser.
Trading creators can apply to refer their audience and earn 30% of the net revenue from every payment, paid monthly for as long as the referral stays subscribed. Approved creators get a branded link, a checkout code, and a dashboard with sign-ups, commission, and statements.
Combine trades, journal entries, dashboards, analytics, strategies, and the Tradeways Score across your accounts. Choose a main currency for combined money values.
Share a referral link. Friends get 20% off their first three monthly payments or 5% off an annual plan. Each paying friend gives you 10% off, up to 100% while they stay subscribed.
Create private or discoverable trading spaces with channels, role-based permissions, trade sharing, replies, media, moderation, direct invites, and live presence. The official Tradeways community is open to everyone.
Record entries, exits, partial fills, stops, targets, strategy, tags, commission, screenshots, and notes in one guided flow. Open positions are supported.
Import Control Center Executions CSV exports with timezone-aware timestamps, exact futures contracts, commissions, and duplicate protection.
The top bar is gone. Navigation now lives in a left rail and sidebar, with a toolbar on each page.
Connect your MetaTrader account and your trades sync into Tradeways automatically — no CSV exports, no manual entry. Available now for FTMO and IC Markets, with more brokers on the way.
Oscar can now use your trades and history to give feedback grounded in your own data. Ask questions and jump straight into a chat.
Turn any trade into a clear public link with your setup, execution, and result, ready to share.
A single score for the quality of your trading process, not just your P&L, so you can see whether your execution is becoming more consistent.
New accounts include a realistic demo setup, so you can explore Tradeways before importing your own trades.
Style widgets with presets or custom settings and build dashboards that fit your review process.
Oscar is now available beside your journal, ready to answer questions about your trading and help surface patterns in your data.
Connect ATAS and your executions stream into Tradeways automatically — screenshots and stop-loss / take-profit levels included.
Define strategies and rules, then see how consistently each trade followed the plan.
Give a mentor read-only access to exactly the accounts, journals, and dashboards you choose — nothing more.
Each trade now has its own view with an interactive chart, imported stop and target levels on the timeline, and saved drawings.
Two new ways to keep perspective: a stacked weekly timeline and an all-time performance view across every account.
MetaTrader 5, Edgewonk, and TopstepX joined the growing list of supported imports.
Daily, weekly, session, and per-trade notebooks — write your process down where it belongs, right next to the trades.
Track multiple accounts in their own currencies, with balances and transactions kept separate.
Adapt your trade table to what you actually track with fully custom columns.
The first release — a fast, tick-accurate trade journal with dashboards, an equity curve, and a calendar heatmap.
What comes next?
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