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Capture TradingView setups, review them against your strategy rules, and keep a structured trading journal with Doggo. Doji Doggo helps traders plan, capture, and review trades without leaving TradingView. Start a plan beside the chart, capture the visible setup, and record the ticker, entry, direction, stop loss, take profit, exit, notes, and lessons learned. Free users can enter values manually and keep up to 100 journal records locally without signing in. Signed-in users with an eligible Pro or trial plan can ask Doggo to read the visible TradingView position tool, add confirmation evidence, compare the setup with their saved strategy rules, and explain a rule-match score. Completed trades and closure images can be saved to the cloud journal for later review. Use Doji Doggo to: - Capture a visible TradingView setup on demand. - Keep up to three active ticker plans beside the chart. - Record entry, direction, stop, target, exit, notes, and outcome. - Review extracted trade values before continuing. - Compare visible chart evidence with rules you wrote. - Add confirmation and closure images to eligible cloud journals. - Export journal records to XLSX or DOCX. - Review completed trades and execution consistency in the web app. Doji Doggo is a planning and journaling tool. It does not place trades, provide trading signals, predict market direction, or guarantee outcomes. Doggo’s automated analysis may make mistakes; users should verify extracted values and rule-match explanations. Nothing in Doji Doggo is financial advice.
Sep 10, 2026
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