Nexus Journal: professional trading journal for India and US markets.
Nexus Journal turns broker data into trade review, portfolio analytics, tax views, drawdown, profit giveback, lot-level accuracy, theme tracking, chart journaling, and real-time price context for serious traders. The Free plan supports up to 25 trades, 2 portfolios, 2 connected brokers, and 1 account per broker.
From broker records to an auditable trading journal
Broker tradebooks are the source of execution truth, but they rarely preserve the complete decision story. Nexus Journal imports supported records, retains broker and account context, and reconstructs staged entries and exits where the source fields allow it. Traders can then reconcile quantities, prices, realized results, taxes or fees, and open exposure before using the data for performance review.
Import and reconcile
Bring in supported broker files or connections, prevent duplicate records, and compare journal totals with official broker reports.
Review the lifecycle
Keep pyramided entries, partial exits, remaining quantity, chart evidence, notes, tags, and trade rationale connected.
Measure what changed
Analyze net and gross P&L, drawdown, risk, profit giveback, monthly performance, taxes, fees, portfolios, and market themes.
Built for Indian trading workflows
Nexus Journal supports Indian equity, F&O, and commodity review workflows across brokers including Zerodha, Dhan, Upstox, Groww, Fyers, Angel One, mStock, ICICI, Motilal Oswal, Kotak, and recognized custom formats. Capabilities differ by broker and source file, so the compatibility documentation explains whether a workflow uses file import, a connection, historical synchronization, or manual mapping.
Indian-market analytics distinguish gross trading results from taxes and charges when those fields are available. The separate US-market workflow supports IBKR-oriented imports and dollar-based commissions and fees without mixing Indian tax assumptions into US records.
Private, evidence-led review
Core journal state is local-first and remains in the trader's browser profile. Network access is used only for selected workflows such as market data, broker connections, licensing, payments, and optional backup services. Traders should retain original broker reports, keep tested backups, and reconcile imported results before relying on analytics.
Nexus Journal is software for organizing trading records and review. It is not a broker, exchange, research publication, investment adviser, portfolio manager, or tax adviser. The official product website is nexusjournal.co.in and is not affiliated with similarly named products or publications.
Frequently asked questions
Can I start for free?
Yes. The Free plan supports up to 25 trades, 2 portfolios, 2 connected brokers, and 1 account per broker.
Does it support partial exits?
Yes, when source data is sufficient, lifecycle reconstruction preserves staged entries, partial exits, remaining quantity, and realized results.
Is imported data automatically correct?
No journal should replace reconciliation. Compare dates, quantities, prices, record counts, charges, and P&L with the broker's official reports.