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Two fixes for one problem
Choose a side and see what it gives you. One keeps every lesson you’ve already paid for. The other is offline exactly when you need it.
FebbJournal is private and invite-only: every member has every feature, the AI coach included. A good mentor still has a place right beside it.
Febb reads it back.Febb reads it back. One trade at a time, until the pattern can’t hide anymore.One trade at a time, until the pattern can’t hide anymore.
It was you. The jumped entry. The dragged stop. The size you loaded because you were mad. It has always been you against you. Open Febb, and get to know yourself.
Inside FebbJournal
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The first screen of the day.
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Each trade, replayed on the chart it really happened on.
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Same trades. Much tougher questions.
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All your accounts, one desk.
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No mentor? YouTube turns into one.
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Relax. The AI was never an afterthought for me.
How could it be? I was trading on my own.
Just me, a few charts, and endless notes in a journal nobody opened.
Twelve months of writing. Not one thing that read it back to me.
So what makes this one different?
It beats a coach. It beats the other AIs. It beats every journal out there.
It was built for an earlier me, the one still losing. Its job: expose what he kept getting wrong, and the edge he never noticed.
Ask it about a single trade and it still weighs everything else you logged: all of your trades, all of your slips, every weak spot.
Patterns cannot hide from it, so your trades cannot hide from you.
Good to see you, visitor.
It has been through every trade logged here. Ask it the thing you are hoping it will not say.
Give it to me straight. I am up this month and it still feels like I am losing. Am I fooling myself?
No, you are not fooling yourself. You are spotting a leak before it drains the account.
+$194,760
total P&L
76.7%
win rate
−$10,960
handed back after a green trade
Those first two keep you showing up. The last one is the number you actually feel.
Let us start with the session you already remember.
“ES short, nudged the stop three separate times until -1R turned into -1.8R. Went straight back in angry and lost again.”
9 June, after the close
That one session cost you −$10,320, and none of it came from the market. Two sessions later you did it right: one tidy 1R, then the platform went off. June still finished at +$54,720.
Four days, one shape
6 May
A+ trade run to 2R. Then another short at 16:35, no CISD. −$2,560
19 May
Tidy 1R banked at 15:48. Forced another one at 16:30, no CISD behind it. −$2,400
3 Jun
A+ setup paid 2R on the funded account. At 16:25, a short straight into the trend. −$3,760
8 Jul
1R at 15:38, right to plan. Then a short at 16:40 without a CISD. −$2,240
All four first trades were done before 15:50. All four second trades came after 16:20. Not one had a CISD.
Twice you called it in advance. On 6 May your plan said to stop “over-trading the afternoon.” By 8 July it was back in your notes: “That second trade. It costs me every week.” Both days, you took it anyway.
So the month feels wrong for a reason. You are up while carrying this leak, not after plugging it, and a funded account only forgives a leak for so long. 9 June is that limit.
Tomorrow
You have put shut it down after the winner in three separate morning plans, and it is still just a line of text. Turn it into an action: first R in the bank, sign out and shut the platform down.
Your strategy is fine. Your 16:20 is not.
Every number links back to the trade behind it
Febb is deeper
66 features under one roof. Pick the area you care about and Febb lays out what it built for it.
Analytics · 12 inside · tap a tile for the details
Analytics · play with it
What if rules had been on?
Every feature listed here was read off each vendor's own website, not from review blogs. On our side, every member gets the whole journal, nothing held back.
| Feature | TraderSync | Edgewonk | TradeZella | Trademetria | OURS Febb |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AI coach | Yes | – | Yes | Limited | Reads your entire journal |
| AI links to your actual trades | Partly | – | Yes | – | Each claim linked |
| AI-written insights | Yes | Limited | Yes | Limited | Yes |
| Prop-firm tracker | Limited | Limited | Yes | ||
| Per-firm payout and consistency terms | Limited | – | Consistency | – | Per-firm rules |
| Copy trading, journaled once | – | – | – | – | Yes |
| Daily pre / post journal | Daily reviews | Yes | |||
| Weekly reflection | – | – | Yes | ||
| Discipline score | Plan adherence % | Tiltmeter | Zella Score | – | A+ to F grades, plus AI |
| Trade cards with video | Share links | In-app only | Share links | Sharing | Cards and video |
Competitor features checked on each company's own website, 7 Oct 2026. A "–" means we could not find it there, not that it is missing. Every Febb cell is part of the same private app, open to every member. Seen something stale? Tell us and we will correct it.
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switched over from a spreadsheet i'd been dragging around for two years and genuinely can't go back. tagging is quick, the calendar view finally showed me that tuesdays are where my account goes to die, and the share cards look clean enough that my group chat keeps asking what app it is
I trade gold during the London open and my problem was never entries, it was sizing up after a red morning. Set up the loss protocol, and the first time it stopped me I was annoyed, the second time I was grateful. Three weeks later my worst day is half of what it used to be. The analytics made the pattern obvious, I just had never looked at it honestly. Also the people in here actually answer questions instead of posting hype, which is rare.
Started logging screenshots with my levels marked up and reviewing every Sunday. Sounds boring, but seeing the same mistake circled six weeks in a row does something to you. Fewer trades, better trades, and my funded account survived its first month.
asked for a dark theme tweak on a friday night, half expecting nothing, and it shipped the next week. small thing but it tells you who's building this and how much they care
Covers far more than I expected from a journal. Would love the phone app sooner, but the web version works fine on mobile for quick logs.
Moved my three prop accounts over in an evening with the CSV import. Having the payout rules and the buffer next to each account means I stop guessing whether I can withdraw. That alone saved me a breach last month.
Came for the calendar, stayed for the session breakdown. Turns out New York afternoon is a donation, so I just stopped trading it. Easiest edge I ever found
The economic calendar on the home screen is underrated. I used to get blindsided by CPI candles at least once a month, now I see it coming before the session even starts
I'm a swing trader so I assumed this was built for scalpers. It isn't. Weekly reviews, strategy stats with real sample sizes, and notes I can actually find again. My old notebook had 200 pages of chaos, this has folders and search. Wish I'd moved sooner, would have saved a lot of rereading.
The pattern cards called out my habit of moving stops to breakeven too early. Fixed it, R per trade went up.
Simple, fast, no clutter. Log, grade, move on.
Tried four journals this year. This is the only one I still open every day, mostly because logging a trade takes under a minute and the stats are worth looking at afterwards.
My mentor asked to see my journal and for once I wasn't embarrassed. Sent him a link to the month recap and we spent the call on actual decisions instead of me scrolling through screenshots.
Trade copier saves me a lot of clicking across accounts. Broker sync can't come soon enough though.
Asked the coach why my Fridays bleed. It pulled the trades and the answer was me.
honest review after two months: the study room changed how i learn. i paste a replay link, write notes under it, add a quote block for the rule i broke, and file it in the right folder. before this i had notes spread across three apps and never read any of them again. now i actually revisit them before market open, and my journal entries link back to the lesson. took a while to build the habit but it stuck, and i trade calmer because of it
Not a startup
I wrote the first line of Febb at 19. Not as a company. As a way to stay in the game.
By every checklist I was doing it right: the courses, the replays, the trading groups, the mentors. Still in the red. Fourteen months of resets, retaking evaluations month after month, starting over on accounts I had already blown. Then it landed: what was broken was never the strategy. Every setup loses sometimes, and that is the exact moment most traders come apart. One red trade, no idea why, a week of revenge clicks… and no memory of why they ever took that C-grade entry to begin with.
None of it was ever written down.
Trading is a solo sport, you against your own impulses. So I built what I needed back then: a journal that keeps every entry, every feeling, every slip, plus an AI that goes through all of it, so the habit bleeding your account finally has nowhere to sit unnoticed. Some months after that I cleared an evaluation. Collected a payout. My first one. No secret sauce. I stopped repeating the same errors, and I kept showing up.
That is why I keep it small and private. You only get in when I invite you, and everyone inside has every feature switched on from day one. No crowd to chase, no roadmap bent out of shape, just a handful of traders and a journal that stays focused on their trades.
Made by a trader who nearly walked away, for the one thinking about it right now.
Nothing to download
Nothing to install from a store. Your browser can pin Febb beside the apps you open every day, and it launches in its own clean window: one click, no tab strip, no address bar. It takes a few seconds, and removing it is just as quick.
That is a macOS Dock. On iPhone and iPad the same icon sits on your Home Screen.
Every trader inside FebbJournal was hand-picked. Each account opens with the whole thing switched on from the first login: the journal, the analytics, the prop-firm desk and the AI coach. Nothing locked away, nothing held back.