Understand the behavior behind your P&L
One import engine, deterministic analytics, prop-risk guardrails and a coach that reflects your patterns back to you — never a buy or sell signal.
Watch a real statement become a dashboard
Drop in an MT4/MT5 or broker export. Map.Trade detects the format, parses every trade, and reconciles P&L to the cent — coded here as live UI, not a screenshot.
From raw trades to the metrics that matter
Your dashboard builds itself from the canonical ledger — win rate, profit factor, drawdown, equity curve, sessions and a calendar heatmap. All deterministic; AI never computes the numbers.
Know the rule breach before it happens
Advisory rule checks computed from your imported statement — daily loss, max loss, profit target and consistency. Never connected to your broker, never blocks a trade.
See the breach coming while you can still act.
No signals. No hype. Just behavior.
Map.Trade reads the patterns behind your P&L — streaks, sizing, sessions and timing — and turns them into plain-language reflections. It never tells you what to buy or sell.
Your P&L shows the result. Your mind shows the reason.
Tag the state behind a session and watch your discipline score, emotional P&L and behavior alerts respond. This is review, not prediction — no signals, ever.
Replay the session, not just the result
Performance & session review — analysis only. Not backtesting, not trade execution.
Replay reviews trades you already took. Map.Trade never executes orders or gives buy/sell signals.
From statement to discipline, in one flow
- 1Upload statementMT4 / MT5 / broker CSV
- 2Parse tradesNormalized to one schema
- 3Reconcile P&LDeterministic, audited
- 4Build analyticsMetrics & equity curve
- 5Check prop rulesDrawdown & limit guard
- 6Generate AI reviewPatterns, never signals
- 7Improve journal disciplineRepeat, refine, compound
Built to be trusted by serious traders
Map.Trade is an analytics and coaching layer — not a trading bot. These boundaries are baked into the product.
No trade execution
Map.Trade never places or closes trades. We read your history — we never touch the market.
No broker password
Import statements and reports. We never need your broker login in v1.
Import-first privacy
You control exactly what you upload — one statement, one account, on your terms.
No buy/sell signals
Behavior analytics, never directives. We show you your patterns — you make the calls.
Your data stays private
Your trades are yours. We store them to power your analytics — never to sell or expose.
AI reads metrics only
The AI interprets precomputed numbers. It never computes your P&L and never gives advice.
What is Map.Trade?
Map.Trade is an import-first trading journal and behavioral review platform. You upload your MT4/MT5 statements or broker CSV files, and the product turns that history into deterministic analytics, prop-risk buffers, and behavior insights. It provides no buy/sell signals, no trade execution, no fund management, and no financial advice — every number is computed from the trades you actually took.
Who is it for?
Forex traders who want to know which sessions, pairs, and habits actually drive their results; prop traders who need daily-loss, max-loss, target, and consistency buffers in view before every session; and journaling-first traders who want the trade and risk layers of their journal filled automatically from statements instead of typed by hand.
How it works
Import a statement (read-only — never a broker password). The engine parses it, reconciles P&L to the statement total, and skips duplicates. Clean trades then power the analytics dashboard, the Prop Risk Monitor, the rule-based Review Coach, and the Mind Layer — so one accurate import drives every view, and re-importing is always safe.
Frequently asked questions
What does Map.Trade actually do?
It imports your trading statements and turns them into analytics, prop-risk checks, and behavior review — a structured way to study your own trading. It never sends signals, executes trades, or gives financial advice.
Do I need to connect my broker account?
No. You upload read-only statement files (MT4/MT5 HTML, MT5 XLSX, broker CSV). Map.Trade never asks for broker credentials and has no execution path.
Which parts work without an import?
The free calculators, economic calendar, glossary, and academy are public. The analytics, prop-risk monitor, and behavior review are built from your imported history.
Is the Review Coach financial advice?
No. The Review Coach is rule-based (not AI); it surfaces your own performance and behavior in plain language — strengths, mistakes, patterns. It gives no buy/sell signals and no advice.
Built around the feedback serious traders actually care about
Map.Trade is built around the patterns traders repeatedly struggle with: overtrading, revenge trading, prop-rule pressure, and not knowing why good strategies break under emotion.
I don't need another signal tool. I need to understand why I keep breaking my rules.
The import-first flow is exactly what I wanted. No broker password, no live connection.
The Mind Layer makes the product feel different from a normal trading journal.
The no-signal approach makes it feel more trustworthy.
I like that the coach points at revenge trading instead of telling me what to buy.
Knowing my consistency percentage before payout day removes a lot of guesswork.
It frames mistakes as behavior I can fix, not as a verdict on my strategy.
I review my week here now instead of scrolling MT5 history.
Coaching my students is easier when I can point at their discipline trend.
The prop dashboard turned 'am I close to breaching?' into a clear number.
I onboard new traders with this so they learn to review before they repeat.
It's the first tool where 'why' matters as much as 'how much'.
Clean, light and fast — it doesn't feel like a casino dashboard.
Mapping emotions to outcomes is the feedback loop my trading was missing.
I don't need another signal tool. I need to understand why I keep breaking my rules.
The import-first flow is exactly what I wanted. No broker password, no live connection.
The Mind Layer makes the product feel different from a normal trading journal.
The no-signal approach makes it feel more trustworthy.
I like that the coach points at revenge trading instead of telling me what to buy.
Knowing my consistency percentage before payout day removes a lot of guesswork.
It frames mistakes as behavior I can fix, not as a verdict on my strategy.
I review my week here now instead of scrolling MT5 history.
Coaching my students is easier when I can point at their discipline trend.
The prop dashboard turned 'am I close to breaching?' into a clear number.
I onboard new traders with this so they learn to review before they repeat.
It's the first tool where 'why' matters as much as 'how much'.
Clean, light and fast — it doesn't feel like a casino dashboard.
Mapping emotions to outcomes is the feedback loop my trading was missing.
The prop-risk view is the first thing I would check after every session.
The AI review feels useful because it talks about behavior, not market predictions.
I can finally see which sessions and emotions are costing me money.
Reconciling P&L to the cent from my MT5 export saved me a weekend of spreadsheets.
A discipline score I can actually move is more motivating than another equity curve.
The session breakdown showed my London trades carry the account and New York drains it.
The import wizard read my broker's format without me mapping every column.
The behavior chips — overtrading, lot spike — name exactly what I do under pressure.
I can compare a calm session to a frustrated one and see the cost in P&L.
No hype, no guru tone — it reads like a calm performance review.
The equity curve plus mistake markers tells the story better than raw numbers.
Importing two prop accounts and seeing them side by side is exactly my workflow.
Knowing the rule breach before it happens is worth the subscription alone.
The prop-risk view is the first thing I would check after every session.
The AI review feels useful because it talks about behavior, not market predictions.
I can finally see which sessions and emotions are costing me money.
Reconciling P&L to the cent from my MT5 export saved me a weekend of spreadsheets.
A discipline score I can actually move is more motivating than another equity curve.
The session breakdown showed my London trades carry the account and New York drains it.
The import wizard read my broker's format without me mapping every column.
The behavior chips — overtrading, lot spike — name exactly what I do under pressure.
I can compare a calm session to a frustrated one and see the cost in P&L.
No hype, no guru tone — it reads like a calm performance review.
The equity curve plus mistake markers tells the story better than raw numbers.
Importing two prop accounts and seeing them side by side is exactly my workflow.
Knowing the rule breach before it happens is worth the subscription alone.
Seeing discipline next to P&L makes the journal feel much more useful.
I like that it shows how close I am to rule violations before the account is gone.
This is more like a trading operating system than a spreadsheet journal.
Daily-loss tracking that updates from my statement is exactly the guardrail I lacked.
Tagging the emotion behind a trade surfaced a pattern I'd been ignoring for months.
No live broker hookup means I can review without worrying about my credentials.
Watching max-loss usage climb in real numbers keeps me honest about sizing.
Finally a journal that treats prop-firm rules as first-class, not an afterthought.
It respects that I just want analysis from data I already have.
Seeing my average size jump after losses on a chart was a wake-up call.
Drawdown and recovery laid out clearly helps me size the next challenge.
The weekly AI summary stays about my habits, never about the market's next move.
I trust a journal more when it explicitly refuses to give signals.
Seeing discipline next to P&L makes the journal feel much more useful.
I like that it shows how close I am to rule violations before the account is gone.
This is more like a trading operating system than a spreadsheet journal.
Daily-loss tracking that updates from my statement is exactly the guardrail I lacked.
Tagging the emotion behind a trade surfaced a pattern I'd been ignoring for months.
No live broker hookup means I can review without worrying about my credentials.
Watching max-loss usage climb in real numbers keeps me honest about sizing.
Finally a journal that treats prop-firm rules as first-class, not an afterthought.
It respects that I just want analysis from data I already have.
Seeing my average size jump after losses on a chart was a wake-up call.
Drawdown and recovery laid out clearly helps me size the next challenge.
The weekly AI summary stays about my habits, never about the market's next move.
I trust a journal more when it explicitly refuses to give signals.
Real, consented reviews will replace these as Map.Trade opens up. No signals, ever.