The journal

A journal that argues with you before the trade.

Most journals are a diary: you write down what you did, after you did it. This one works in the other direction. You tag the evidence first — which levels lined up, which confirmations you actually have — and it tells you how much that is worth in risk, and how large the position can be. Under three pieces of evidence it tells you the answer is no trade.

One-time payment, no subscription. Every design included. Free for life with the full course.

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Things to install. It is a web app — open it and it works
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Pieces of converging evidence before the journal will size a trade at all
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Themes, from Conflux Dark to Terminal and Minimal Light
$14.99
Once. Not per month

The trade card

The Conflux Score, and what it refuses to let you do

The score is deliberately dumb, and that is the point: it counts the reaction levels you tagged plus the confirmations you tagged. Nothing is weighted by how confident you feel. The more independent evidence actually converged, the more the method lets you risk — and the ladder is fixed, so the number is not open to negotiation at the moment you most want to negotiate with it.

Options structures are tracked on the card but deliberately do not add to the score. They are context, not confirmation.

Score → risk of deposit

Conflux ScoreRiskQuality
0–20% — stand asideNo trade
30.30%Workable
40.50%Workable
50.75%Workable
61.00%Strong
71.25%Strong
8+1.50% (capped)Strong

As you fill the card, the panel updates live: score, quality, risk %, position size, stop in points and R:R.

Screenshots

The whole thing, before you pay for it

Interface and every theme. Click any image to open it full size.

What is in it

Six parts, and you can hide the ones you do not use

The trade card

Instrument, direction, spot or futures. Pick Futures and the contract field appears, with the month list rolling automatically against today's date. Pip size and pip value auto-fill from the instrument.

Bias board

One card per instrument for the higher-timeframe lean — COT, open interest, options bias, a short markup note. Each card carries a freshness flag and warns you when it has not been touched in over a week.

Statistics

Win rate, net result, average R:R, expectancy and max drawdown, built only from closed trades with a result entered. Broken down by context, so you can see which conditions your edge actually lives in.

Forward-point calculator

Turns a futures price into the implied spot price using live basis — for when you read levels on spot but trade the future. USD/JPY, USD/CHF and USD/CAD handle the inverted CME quote for you.

Your tags, not ours

Every level type, confirmation group, options structure, session and emotion can be renamed, removed or replaced. Start from the Conflux defaults or build your own system on top of the same scoring engine.

Workspace & themes

Collapse any section, or save a custom view with just the parts you use. Nine themes: Conflux Dark, Minimal Light, Mono B&W, Terminal, Neon Futuristic, Retro, Gothic, Royal Gold, Blossom.

Your data

It saves itself, and it stays yours

There is no save button. Every change is written to your browser immediately. When you are signed in on the site it also syncs to your account, so the journal follows you to another device — and edits made in two places are merged rather than one overwriting the other.

  • Export to JSON or Excel any time
  • Download an offline copy as a single file that works with no connection
  • Nothing about your trades is required to leave your browser
  • A written user guide covering every field and feature

Price

$14.99, once

One-time

Conflux Trading Journal

$14.99 no subscription
  • The full web app, every section
  • All nine themes, no paid designs
  • Account sync, offline copy and the written guide
  • Future updates to the journal, included
Get the journal

Or get it free for life, along with the whole method — the full course is $249.

Questions people actually ask

Do I have to trade the Conflux Method to use it?

No. The scoring engine counts whatever you tell it to count. Rename or replace every level type, confirmation group, structure, session and emotion, and it will score your system instead. What it will not do is let you skip the step of naming your evidence before you size the trade.

Why does it say my risk is 0%?

Because you tagged fewer than three pieces of converging evidence. The method treats that as "not a trade yet", and the journal will not size it. This is the feature people argue with first and thank us for later.

Is it an app I install?

No. It runs in the browser. You can also download a single-file offline copy that works with no connection — the forward-point calculator still pulls live basis whenever you are online.

Where does my data live?

In your browser, immediately and automatically. If you are signed in on the site it also syncs to your account so it follows you across devices. You can export everything to JSON or Excel whenever you like.

Why are my statistics empty?

Statistics count only trades marked Closed with a result entered. Open trades are excluded on purpose — an unresolved trade has no result to average.

I bought the full course. Do I need this?

No — you already have it, free for life, in your dashboard. That is included in the $249.

The journal records the method. The course teaches it.

A scoring sheet is only worth what the reasoning behind it is worth. If the journal looks useful, the thing it was built out of is the actual product — and it includes this, free for life.

Conflux Method materials are for educational purposes only and are not individual investment advice. The journal is a record-keeping and position-sizing tool; it does not give signals and does not predict outcomes. Trading financial markets carries a high risk of capital loss. Past results do not guarantee future performance.