🆓 Free  ·  Private

Finally understand your
TradingView paper trading results

Import your TradingView Paper Trading CSV and instantly see your P&L calendar, win rates, trade breakdowns and cumulative charts. No spreadsheets needed.

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April 2026 ‹ ›
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+142
2
-67
3
+89
4
+210
7
-34
8
+178
9
+95
10
-122
11
+56
14
+312
15
+88
Month P&L
+$947
Win Days
8
Loss Days
3
Day Win %
73%
Commissions
-$42
Features

Everything you need to
analyze your trading

Built specifically for TradingView Paper Trading. No unnecessary complexity – just the insights that matter.

📅
P&L Calendar
See every trading day at a glance. Green = winning day, red = losing day. Weekly summaries included.
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Cumulative P&L Chart
Track your equity curve over time. Switch between current month and all-time view with individual trade points.
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Day Detail View
Drill into any trading day. See every individual trade with entry, exit, direction, contracts and P&L.
📁
Multiple Journals
Keep up to 8 separate journals. Perfect for comparing different strategies or instruments side by side.
🌍
EN + DE CSV Support
Works with both English (Balance History) and German (Guthabenübersicht) TradingView CSV exports.
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Private & Secure
Your data stays yours. No tracking, no data sharing. Protected by Supabase Row Level Security.
How it works

Up and running in
3 simple steps

No setup, no integrations, no API keys. Just export and upload.

1
Export from TradingView
Open TradingView Paper Trading → History tab → Export CSV. Works in English and German.
2
Create a Journal & Upload
Create a journal (e.g. "MNQ Scalping"), click Upload CSV and select your file. Done in seconds.
3
Analyze & Improve
Your calendar, statistics and charts are immediately available. Upload again anytime to add new trades.
8
Journals per account
2
Languages supported
0€
Cost
∞
Trades importable
FAQ

Common questions

Everything you need to know before getting started.

How do I export my TradingView Paper Trading data?
Open the Paper Trading panel in TradingView and switch to the "Balance history" tab. The download icon on the right exports the data as CSV – that is the file you upload here. Works with the English (Balance history) and German (Guthabenübersicht) interface.
Is Project PaperTrade really free?
Yes, completely free. No subscription, no freemium tier, no hidden costs. It's a private tool built for traders who want better analytics for their TradingView Paper Trading activity.
Is my trading data safe?
Your data is stored in a secure Supabase database with Row Level Security – meaning only you can see your journals and trades. No data is sold or shared with third parties.
Can I upload multiple CSV files?
Yes. You can upload updated CSVs at any time. New entries are added automatically – existing ones are not duplicated.
Can you paper trade on TradingView?
Yes. TradingView includes a free Paper Trading account with a simulated balance – you can open and close positions on any chart without risking real money. What it does not give you is a proper review of your results, which is where Project PaperTrade comes in.
How do I paper trade on TradingView?
Open any chart and click the Trade button in the top right corner. A broker list appears – choose Paper Trading ("Brokerage simulator by TradingView"). You can then place orders directly from the chart with a simulated balance. Your fills are recorded automatically – export them as CSV and import them here to see your P&L calendar, win rate and trade breakdown.

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