Invite-only beta for active traders

Trade-Stat

Execution analytics and performance intelligence for serious day traders.

Import broker CSVs, separate accounts, dedupe repeat uploads, and turn every fill into a private review system for net P/L, costs, drawdown, hold time, sizing, time-of-day edge, and daily consistency.

Explore features

Lightspeed CSV Robinhood CSV Multi-account Net and gross P/L

Trade-Stat Analytics

Sample dashboard

Net P/L $1,776

Win Rate 46.7%

Profit Factor 1.03

Closed Trades 593

Import Normalize executions

Measure Costs, volume, expectancy

Improve Find repeatable conditions

Fast CSV import

Bring in Lightspeed and Robinhood exports, auto-detect accounts where available, and skip duplicate fills on repeat imports.

Real trading math

Separate gross and net P/L, include commissions and fees, account for partial exits, and measure drawdown and recovery.

Private by default

Your dashboard is protected by Cognito, and public pages never expose symbols, fills, accounts, or imported trade history.

Know when you trade best

Breakdowns by time of day, weekday, position size, and hold time help separate repeatable edge from noise.

Track risk like a business

Review cumulative P/L, drawdown, daily costs, win rate, SQN, recovery factor, and average daily performance.

Built for multiple accounts

Analyze one account at a time or consolidate across every imported account when you want the full picture.

No spreadsheet wrestling

Search imported executions, paginate large histories, delete by account, and re-import safely when broker exports overlap.

Controlled launch

Invite-only while Trade-Stat is in beta.

Registration is restricted so early testers can help validate imports, P/L math, and workflow quality before subscriptions and wider access are added.

Admin-created Cognito users Private user-level trade storage Public homepage never exposes trade data

Private dashboard

Trading Stats

All Accounts

Consolidated performance across every imported account.

Closed Trade Quality

Execution Profile

By Symbol

Time of Day

Position Size

Hold Time

Day of Week

Open Positions

Recent Closed Trades

Danger Zone

Choose the account scope to delete, then confirm before anything is removed.

Delete scope

All Trades

Search and page through every imported execution.

Search Rows

Date	Time	Account	Symbol	Side	Qty	Price	Net

Broker export instructions

Import Guide

Best-practice import flow

Export executions from your broker, choose the matching broker in Trade-Stat, leave Account set to From CSV when the file includes an account number, and import the CSV. Repeat imports are deduped.

Lightspeed

Export a Lightspeed trade blotter CSV

Open Lightspeed and go to your blotter or executions/trades report.
Set the date range you want to import.
Filter to trade executions if your export tool includes deposits, transfers, or other activity.
Export or save the report as CSV.
In Trade-Stat, open Manage Trades, keep Account set to From CSV, choose Lightspeed, and import the file.

The current parser expects Lightspeed trade rows and uses the account number in the CSV to create or update the matching Trade-Stat account.

Robinhood

Export Robinhood trade history CSV

Open Robinhood and go to account history, statements, reports, or the tax/trade activity export area.
Select the date range and export activity or transactions as CSV when available.
Make sure the file includes stock trade rows with symbol, side/action, quantity, price, and date/time.
In Trade-Stat, open Manage Trades, choose Robinhood, then import the CSV.
If the file does not include an account number, pick an existing Trade-Stat account or create a new one before importing.

Robinhood export screens can differ by account type and region, so use the CSV export that contains execution-level trade activity.

Trade-Stat checklist

Before and after importing

Before import

Use one broker format per file.
Prefer execution-level exports over monthly summaries.
Use From CSV when the export includes account numbers.

After import

Confirm the account selector shows the expected trade count.
Check Dashboard net P/L, gross P/L, and costs for reasonableness.
Use Charts ranges to review drawdown and daily consistency.

If something looks off

Confirm the broker, account, and date range were selected correctly.
Re-importing the same file should skip duplicates.
Send a sample CSV format before adding a new broker parser.