Trading journal app
Open it on your phone and you get the real thing — the same dashboard, the same calendar, the same journal. Log the trade while the reasoning is still fresh, not three hours later when you have talked yourself into a better story.
Native iOS and Android apps are in development. What exists today is the full web app, which is built responsively and works properly on a phone — not a shrunken desktop page. Most people add it to their home screen, where it opens fullscreen and behaves like any other app.
On iPhone: open app.sureinsight.app in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. On Android, Chrome offers Install app from the menu.
Not a feature list — the four things people actually open a journal on their phone to do.
Manual entry covers all seven instrument kinds, and an open position can be saved as still running.
Paste or upload a chart into the day's journal from the camera roll, before the reasoning fades.
Dashboard, calendar, P&L and the day's review — the real pages, not a cut-down mobile view.
If the broker is connected the trades are already there. Nothing to import from a phone.
There is no separate mobile database and nothing to sync by hand. A note typed on a train is on the desktop before you get home.
Not yet. Native iOS and Android apps are in development. Today SureInsight runs in your phone's browser at app.sureinsight.app and is fully responsive, and you can add it to your home screen so it opens like an app.
Yes. Manual entry, notes, screenshots and tags all work on a phone, and if your broker is connected the trades arrive on their own without you touching anything.
Yes. It is one account and one database — anything logged on a phone is on the desktop immediately, and the reverse.
No. The free tier works on mobile exactly as it does on desktop. Pro adds broker auto-sync, AI coaching and backtesting from $7.50 a month billed annually.