Capture every trade
Reduce journaling friction and create structured records.
- In short
- Turns broker screenshots — or a quick manual entry — into complete trade records with psychology attached.
- How
- OCR and AI extract the fields, you review and correct them, then save.
- Why it matters
- Every later insight depends on a complete, consistent record.
Screenshot-to-trade extraction
- What it does
- Upload a screenshot of your broker's trade history and Edgecipline extracts the trade for you.
- How it works
- You preview the image and confirm it is a trade screenshot; OCR and AI then read it. Progress shows as uploading, queued, processing, completed or failed. In Indian Market mode you pick your broker first so extraction reads the right layout.
- The problem it addresses
- Typing every field after every trade is slow and repetitive — the main reason journals get abandoned.
- How it helps
- Recording a trade takes a screenshot instead of a form, so keeping a complete journal becomes realistic.

Multi-trade extraction
- What it does
- One screenshot that contains several trades becomes several journal entries.
- How it works
- Each trade found in the image is extracted as its own record for you to review.
- The problem it addresses
- Active traders close many positions a day; one upload per trade would recreate the friction.
- How it helps
- A day of executions can be recorded from a single history screenshot.
Review before save
- What it does
- Every extracted field is shown to you, with a confidence score, before anything is saved.
- How it works
- Correct any field you need to, then save. Images that are not trade screenshots are rejected without saving anything or using your quota, and a failed extraction never uses quota either.
- The problem it addresses
- Automatic extraction is only useful if you can trust the record it produces.
- How it helps
- You stay in control of record accuracy — the journal holds what you confirmed.
Manual trade entry
- What it does
- Type a trade in when there is no screenshot.
- How it works
- The manual form records the same trade fields, psychology fields and setup checklist as an extracted trade.
- The problem it addresses
- Not every trade has a convenient screenshot.
- How it helps
- No trade has to be left out of the journal.
Complete trade fields
- What it does
- Instrument, buy/sell, size, entry, exit, stop loss, take profit, P&L, commission, swap, date, session, strategy, notes and risk:reward.
- How it works
- Fields are filled by extraction or by hand and stay editable after saving. Indian mode adds segment, option type, strike, expiry, lot size, brokerage, STT and taxes.
- The problem it addresses
- Records that only hold P&L cannot explain where results came from.
- How it helps
- Creates records that can later be analysed by session, strategy, instrument and risk.
Psychology fields
- What it does
- Entry basis (plan, emotion or impulsive), mood 1–5, confidence 1–5, emotion tags, mistake tag, lesson, would-retake and self-rated quality.
- How it works
- Captured on the trade itself, next to the numbers, so each outcome carries the decision and mindset behind it.
- The problem it addresses
- Most journals record what happened, not why you took the trade.
- How it helps
- Connects outcome to decision — the raw material for every psychology insight.
Trade journal management
- What it does
- Your trade log, newest first, with search, filters, trade detail, edit, delete and restore.
- How it works
- Search by symbol; filter by direction, date, result, strategy and session. Header totals cover the whole filtered period. Deleted trades can be restored, and analytics update right away.
- The problem it addresses
- A journal that is hard to search or correct stops being trusted.
- How it helps
- Keeps your trading history organised and correct.







