Tradavity
The trading journal built for prop futures traders
Tradavity launched on July 1, 2026 with 2 votes.
What it does
Trade journal, stats, and backtester built for prop futures traders. Auto-syncs Topstep, Apex, Tradovate, NinjaTrader. Understands copy trading across multiple prop accounts. Real free plan. Pro free for 6 months during beta.
Stop guessing, start tracking. Tradavity helps you log trades, spot patterns, and fix the leaks in your strategy. Built for prop traders.
Prop firm presets. Drawdown & payout tracking. Strategy management. Protocol checklists. Advanced analytics. The complete toolkit for funded traders who take their edge seriously. Complete 7-step trade entry with entries, exits, psychology, notes, and screenshots. Track every detail that matters. Organize with Strategy → Setups → Confirmations. Define your rules, grade every trade, analyze what actually works. Pre-market, pre-trade, post-trade, end-of-day checklists. Build the discipline that separates pros from amateurs. Presets for TopStep, Apex, FTMO, Tradeify, Lucid Trading, Top One Futures and more. Monitor drawdown, profit targets, trading days, payout eligibility. Win rates, R:R…from tradavity.com
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