Rize Trade

Free trading journal with broker sync and an AI mentor

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What is Rize Trade?

Rize Trade is a pattern recognition tool. A free trading journal that syncs with 800+ brokers and turns your trade history into discipline scores, emotion tags, exit analysis and setup breakdowns. The optional Mentor AI tier reads your actual trades and suggests what is going wrong.

Rize Trade is a trading journal built around one idea: most losing streaks come from broken process, not bad analysis. It pulls your trade history in from your brokerage and turns it into a set of feedback loops covering discipline, risk, emotion and setup performance. The core journal costs nothing and does not require a credit card, which puts it in direct competition with paid journals that charge around $49 a month for a comparable feature set. In daily use the journal works on two levels. The record-keeping side gives you a P&L calendar with each trading day shaded green or red, statistics covering win rate, profit factor and hold times, and a replay view that plots every entry and exit on the chart. The coaching side is where it separates itself. A discipline tracker turns your playbook into a checklist and scores how often you actually followed each rule. Emotion tags capture states such as fear, greed, anger, hope and regret, so revenge trades and boredom trades become visible rather than anecdotal. Exit analysis quantifies how much money early exits cost you, and tag breakdowns rank each setup by profit, win rate and trade count. The paid tier adds Mentor AI, an assistant that reads your real trade data and answers questions about it, with 3,000 credits a month covering roughly 100 questions. A human mentor can also be invited to review the journal. Broker coverage is broad (the site cites more than 800 brokers, with automatic syncing where supported and file import elsewhere), so most active traders can connect without changing platforms. It suits self-directed day traders, futures and options traders, and prop firm candidates who need to prove consistency. Traders wanting automated signal generation or copy trading are looking at the wrong category: this is a review and reflection tool, and its value depends entirely on the honesty of the tags and rules you feed it.

How do you use Rize Trade?

  1. 1Create your free account
    Sign up with Google or email from the homepage. No card is required and the full journal is available immediately.
  2. 2Connect your broker or import history
    Check the supported broker list to see whether your account syncs automatically or needs a file import, then pull in your trading history.
  3. 3Take the onboarding challenges
    Work through the guided setup, which walks you through the core workflows around overtrading, rule following and psychology.
  4. 4Build your playbook and rules
    Write your setup rules and turn them into a checklist so each future trade can be scored on whether you followed them.
  5. 5Review trades with tags and emotions
    Tag setups and sessions, attach emotions to individual trades, then read the tag breakdown and P&L calendar to find your leaks.
  6. 6Test Mentor AI on your own data
    If the free tier is not enough, upgrade to Mentor AI and ask it to review recent trades and flag repeated mistakes.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Full journal, analytics and broker sync at no cost with no card requiredAI
  • Discipline tracker scores rule adherence per trade instead of leaving it to memoryAI
  • Emotion tagging exposes revenge and boredom trades, with simulated P&L showing their costAI
  • Exit analysis quantifies how much early profit-taking is costing youAI
  • Broad broker coverage, with automatic sync where supported and file import as a fallbackAI

Cons

  • Mentor AI, the main differentiator, sits behind a $29 monthly subscriptionAI
  • Mentor AI is capped at 3,000 credits (about 100 questions) a month, which heavy users will exhaustAI
  • Value depends on manual tagging discipline, and a poorly tagged journal produces misleading insightsAI
  • The homepage lists no mobile apps and no API, so access appears to be web onlyAI
  • Broker sync quality varies by provider, and some accounts need manual file importsAI

How much does Rize Trade cost?

Free trial

The free plan is permanent rather than a timed trial, so every core journal feature can be used indefinitely without a credit card.

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Pricing

Two tiers. The Free plan is permanent and includes unlimited trades, unlimited imports, the P&L calendar, discipline and consistency trackers, emotion tracking, playbook scoring, chart replay and 3,000 AI credits a month. Mentor AI costs $29 per month and bundles the free features, the AI mentor and 3,000 monthly AI credits.

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Integrations

Broker connectivity is the main integration: the site says it works with more than 800 brokers, including Interactive Brokers, Webull, TradeStation, Tradovate, Schwab, tastytrade (TD Ameritrade), NinjaTrader and DAS Trader, with automatic syncing or file import depending on the provider.

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Features

Core features cover a P&L calendar, win rate and profit factor statistics, chart replay of past trades, a discipline tracker that scores rule adherence, emotion tagging with simulated P&L, exit efficiency analysis, setup and tag breakdowns, trade grading, stop and target tracking, and a playbook with rule follow scoring. Mentor AI adds an assistant that answers questions using your own trade history.

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Frequently asked questions about Rize Trade

  • How much does Rize Trade cost?
    Two tiers. The Free plan is permanent and includes unlimited trades, unlimited imports, the P&L calendar, discipline and consistency trackers, emotion tracking, playbook scoring, chart replay and 3,000 AI credits a month. Mentor AI costs $29 per month and bundles the free features, the AI mentor and 3,000 monthly AI credits.
  • Does Rize Trade offer a free trial?
    The free plan is permanent rather than a timed trial, so every core journal feature can be used indefinitely without a credit card.
  • How do you use Rize Trade?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Create your free account 2. Connect your broker or import history 3. Take the onboarding challenges 4. Build your playbook and rules 5. Review trades with tags and emotions 6. Test Mentor AI on your own data.
  • What platforms does Rize Trade support?
    Rize Trade is available on Web App.
  • What does Rize Trade integrate with?
    Broker connectivity is the main integration: the site says it works with more than 800 brokers, including Interactive Brokers, Webull, TradeStation, Tradovate, Schwab, tastytrade (TD Ameritrade), NinjaTrader and DAS Trader, with automatic syncing or file import depending on the provider.
  • What are the limitations of Rize Trade?
    Mentor AI, the main differentiator, sits behind a $29 monthly subscription. Mentor AI is capped at 3,000 credits (about 100 questions) a month, which heavy users will exhaust. Value depends on manual tagging discipline, and a poorly tagged journal produces misleading insights.

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Added10/21/2026

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