Notebook

The Notebook is your space for the writing that doesn't belong to a single trade — pre-market plans, session recaps, weekly reviews, and lessons learned. Notes are organized into folders and tied to your performance on the day they cover.

Layout

The Notebook is a three-pane view:

1. Folders — your note folders, each with a color dot and a count
2. Notes — the notes inside the selected folder, newest first
3. Editor — the selected note, open for editing

Folders

Folders keep different kinds of writing separate — for example Daily Journal, Weekly Prep, or Sessions Recap:

• Select a folder to filter the note list, or All notes to see everything
• When creating or editing a note, pick an existing folder chip or choose + New folder and type a name
• Notes without a folder appear under Unfiled

Writing and editing notes

A note has a title, a folder, a date, and a body:

• Click New (in the Folders pane) or New note (in the editor pane) to start a blank note
• Click any note to open it in the editor and edit in place
• Save note (creating) or Save (editing) persists your changes — a title is required, and Save stays disabled until you have unsaved edits. Delete (available when editing an existing note) removes it after an inline confirm.

The editor uses plain text, so you can structure your notes however you like.

Performance context

When you open an existing note that has a date, the editor shows that day's Day performance strip — Net P&L, Trades, and Win rate — right beside your writing. Below those cards, it also shows a small Wins-vs-Losses bar chart for the day. (Stats appear only for saved notes you're editing, not while composing a brand-new note.) This keeps your reflection grounded in what actually happened:

• Pair a session recap with the day's numbers
• Review whether your pre-market plan matched the result