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Track whether you followed your trading rules each day — process over P&L. Trading Scorecard turns your trading rules into a daily discipline score. Most traders track P&L. But a green day can hide sloppy, lucky decisions, and a red day can hide a perfectly disciplined one. Trading Scorecard measures the thing you actually control: whether you followed your own rules. Each trading session starts with all your rules checked. When you break one, you uncheck it — and your process score drops from 100%. At a glance you see how clean the session was, not just whether it made money. WHAT YOU GET - Your rules, your way — Add, edit, reorder, and tag your own rules (entry, exit, sizing, and hard "never" rules). Start from scratch or load a starter set and tweak it to fit how you trade. - A daily process score — One honest number showing the percentage of rules you honored, with a color bar that shifts as you slip. - Trade log — Record each trade with ticker, type (call / put / stock), setup, P&L, and notes. Your process and your P&L sit side by side and are never conflated. - Day verdict — A plain-spoken read on your session based on both your discipline and your result. - Streaks & stars — Earn a star for any session you trade with zero rules broken. Build streaks, track your best run, and review your history at a glance. - Real market awareness — Knows the US market in Eastern Time: shows whether the market is open, counts only weekday trading sessions, skips NYSE holidays, and handles early-close days. At the close it sends a desktop notification summarizing your session. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT Everything stays on your machine. No account, no sign-in, no tracking, no ads, nothing sent anywhere. The extension uses local storage only, plus alarms and notifications to ping you at the market close. Built for active and day traders who care about process. Trading Scorecard won't tell you what to trade or promise better returns it does one thing: it keeps you honest about your process, one session at a time.
Jun 19, 2026
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