Pnlytix · trading journalSee which trades
to stop taking.
Pnlytix shows what to change so the eval passes faster, and the news summary gives the fundamental bias before the session.
7-day Pro trial. No card. 2 accounts stay free after.
Coach
Pass the eval faster.
News summary
USD, EUR, GBP, and gold.
Cashflow
Fees against the profit share.
Also on the desk
The week, the long book, and replay.
Weekly plan
The instruments for the week, and the days to stand aside.
Long book
Equities, metals, crypto, and cash you mean to hold. A thesis, a sell rule, and a date to review the name. Kept off the trading score.
Replay
Practice on its own ledger, then compare that playbook with the live book. MetaTrader and an MT5 report put the real fills on the account.
Pricing
Free after the trial.
New accounts get 7 days of Pro — the coach, unlimited accounts, no card. After that, 2 books stay free.
Free
$0
after the 7-day trial
- Dashboard, the trade log, and the long book
- Up to 2 accounts
- Backtesting, charts, markets, calendar
- MT5 import, live MetaTrader, calculator, cashflow
Pro
$12/mo
7-day trial, then $99/year or $12/mo
- Unlimited accounts
- Coach — what to change so the eval passes faster
- News summary — the fundamental bias before the session
- Weekly plan and desk chat
- Log with AI, advanced KPIs, Claude, and CSV
Pnlytix
What Pnlytix is
Pnlytix is a trading journal for live books and prop firms. It is not Plytix, the product-information software the name gets mistaken for. The journal lives at pnlytix.com.
What is Pnlytix?
Pnlytix is a trading journal at pnlytix.com for live brokerage books and prop-firm evaluations. It marks what paid, what to cut, and whether an eval still pays after fees and resets.
Is Pnlytix the same as Plytix?
No. Plytix is product-information software for catalogs. Pnlytix is a trading journal. The site is pnlytix.com, and the journal itself is at app.pnlytix.com.
How much does Pnlytix cost?
New accounts get a 7-day Pro trial with no card. After that, 2 books stay free. Pro is $12 a month or $99 a year, and adds unlimited accounts, the coach, the news summary, and the weekly plan.
Notes
All postsTrading discipline is a score, not a mood
Willpower dies in a fast market. Tag every trade against the plan, score rule adherence, and let the journal show where discipline actually leaks.
Trailing drawdown is the real boss on a futures combine
Profit target is the marketing. Trailing drawdown, daily loss, and consistency are the mechanics that end most combines. Journal them on the account, not in your head.
Live books and prop desks are not the same journal
Mixing a brokerage account and a futures combine in one P&L number hides the only risk that can kill the desk: the firm’s rules, not your strategy.