Getting started

1. Sign up and sign in

You can start with a Google or Kakao account or with your email.

• Google or Kakao — Press the button on the sign-in screen. Your account is created the moment you sign in for the first time, so there is no separate sign-up.
• Email — Choose Sign up with emailat the bottom of the sign-in screen and set an email and password. We send a verification email, and clicking its link completes sign-up. If you don't see it, check your spam folder.

Passwords must be at least 8 characters and include uppercase and lowercase letters, a number, and a special character. If you forget yours, use Forgot your password? on the sign-in screen to get a reset link at your email. Even if you signed up with Google or Kakao, you can set a password under Settings → Account to also sign in with your email.

Whichever way you sign up, on your first sign-in you'll review three required agreements. Being 14 or older, the Terms of Service, and consent to the collection and use of personal information. You must agree to all three to start using the service.

Once you've agreed, you go straight to the dashboard.

2. Set up wallets and a base currency

Trades are managed by wallet (account). Just like brokerage accounts or exchange wallets, you can split your funds and assign a display currency (KRW/USD) to each wallet. Even if you use multiple currencies, setting a base currency lets TLOG convert a mixed-currency screen into a single currency.

You can change these anytime under Settings → Features, so it's fine to start with just one wallet you use often. For details, see Wallets & currency settings.

3. Write your first journal entry

Under Trade Log → New entry, just enter the symbol, quantity, and price—the app automatically calculates the average price, P&L, and ending balance. The entry workflow and automatic calculation rules are covered in detail in How to write journal entries.

If you already have records elsewhere, you can move them over all at once with CSV import.

4. Look back on the dashboard

As records accumulate, the dashboard's pinned metrics (P&L, win rate, profit/loss ratio, max drawdown) and widgets fill in. For how to read the metrics, see Dashboard & widgets.

Start free, try more if you need it

Writing trading journal entries is free and unlimited. If you're curious about features like the analysis report or paid-only widgets, you can try the paid plan free for 2 days with no credit card. For plan differences, see Plans & billing.