Stonk Journal

Portfolio Manager — Freemium

Free trading journal with rule tracking and a $10/mo AI coach that reads only your own trade history.

AI chat that logs, closes and queries trades from plain English

Overview

Stonk Journal is a trading journal for active traders who want to review their own record, not get market calls. The free plan has unlimited trades and accounts, stocks, options, futures, forex and crypto, multi-leg options, a P&L calendar and risk rules that flag violations as you log a trade. It is run by founder Yevgeniy Vygodner and has been around since 2021.

Pro costs $10 a month and adds the AI pieces. The AI Coach ranks behavior patterns by dollar cost, such as revenge sizing or cutting winners early, and ties each finding to specific trades. AI Chat answers plain-English questions like "show my Tuesday losses" with the actual rows, and can log or close a trade from a typed sentence. It refuses to call a pattern on too few trades.

The catch: there is no broker sync yet. Free users enter trades by hand and Pro adds CSV import. It runs as an installable web app, not a native mobile app, and it is a one-person operation. Skip it if you want automatic broker syncing or any kind of trade ideas.

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Is Stonk Journal Legit? FAQ

Is Stonk Journal legit?

Stonk Journal is a real, working product with a public track record you can check: 205 reviews on Trustpilot, averaging 4.6 out of 5. We list it because it has a real AI feature, not because it paid us. The biggest drawback we found: No broker sync, CSV import is Pro only.

How much does Stonk Journal cost?

Stonk Journal is listed at Free / $10/mo. There is a free tier, with paid plans above it. Prices change, so confirm on the official site before you pay.

Does Stonk Journal have a free trial?

There is no time-limited trial listed, but the free plan lets you test Stonk Journal before paying.

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