What MetaTradee is

MetaTradee is a web-based trading journal and performance-analytics platform for retail traders. Traders import their completed trade history as a statement file, or log trades by hand, and MetaTradee computes the derived figures from that history: gross and net profit and loss, the planned reward-to-risk ratio, win rate, profit factor, expectancy and drawdown.

It is a record-keeping and review tool. It does not place trades, it does not connect to a live brokerage account, and it does not provide financial advice.

MetaTradee is built for individual retail traders who already trade and want to review what they did — forex, futures, metals, indices and equities, across discretionary and rule-based approaches. It also supports trading coaches reviewing a student’s numbers, and small teams working in a shared workspace where personal notes stay private.

It is not a signal service, a copy-trading platform, a broker, or a strategy marketplace.

A spreadsheet journal stores whatever a trader types into it, and every derived figure is a formula that trader maintains by hand. The figures drift, the definitions differ between tabs, and floating-point arithmetic quietly disagrees with itself.

MetaTradee computes every derived figure on the server from a single calculation engine using exact-numeric money, so the journal, the analytics and the reports cannot disagree with each other. Re-imported trades are de-duplicated by content hash rather than trusting a broker ticket number.

By file import only. A trader exports a statement from their platform as CSV or JSON and uploads it; MetaTradee maps the columns, shows a preview before anything is written, and de-duplicates on re-import. Dedicated importers recognise the column names used by MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, DXtrade, Match-Trader and TradeLocker, and any other platform works through a generic column mapper.

There is no broker API connection, and MetaTradee never asks for trading credentials or an account password. Automatic broker synchronisation is designed for but not built, and is listed as unsupported rather than advertised as available.

Every derived figure comes from one server-side calculation engine, never from the browser and never from a stored value a client could influence. Win rate is wins divided by decided trades. Profit factor is gross profit divided by gross loss. Expectancy is net profit and loss divided by decided trades. Reward-to-risk describes the plan, computed before the outcome is known.

Where a figure cannot be computed — profit factor with no losing trades yet, for instance — MetaTradee displays an em dash rather than a misleading zero. A realised R-multiple is a different figure from planned reward-to-risk and is not currently computed.

Public claims are generated from the code that implements them rather than written separately. The list of supported platforms on /brokers is derived from the import adapters themselves, plan pricing is derived from the billing configuration, and the sitemap and canonical URLs are derived from one route registry. A capability that ships changes those sources; a capability that does not ship cannot be described as available.

Automated tests enforce the parts that a human would otherwise let drift, including that no structured-data markup describes content absent from the visible page, and that no rating, review count or award appears anywhere in that markup. Unreleased features are labelled as not yet supported on the pages that mention them.

Trading data is scoped to its owner with database row-level security, which is enforced by the database itself rather than by application code that could be bypassed. Psychology entries and personal notes are private by construction and are not exposed to workspace administrators without the author’s explicit opt-in.

MetaTradee does not sell trading data and does not publish individual trader results.

General enquiries go to contact@metatradee.com, support requests to support@metatradee.com, and company or press enquiries to info@metatradee.com.

The product pages describe each module in detail, supported brokers lists every platform that can be imported today, and pricing states what each plan includes. The free calculators are usable without an account.