The decision is the unit of record.
Every journal shows you what happened. Almost none can tell you why.
You already know your P&L. What you don't know is which of your own rules is quietly costing you money, whether your morning bias is worth anything, or what happens to your win rate after two consecutive losses.
StoicTrades is built around a different unit of record: not the trade, but the decision. Every trade is evaluated against the rules you set. Every day is scored. Every journal field, from bias and confidence to emotions and mistakes, is correlated against outcomes, with sample-size honesty on every number.
Your rules, graded on every trade.
Max loss per day. Stop required. No trades after 11:30. You write the rulebook. StoicTrades keeps score, pass or fail, trade by trade, and shows you what breaking each rule actually costs, priced in realized P&L.
Process and outcome, always side by side.
A perfect process score next to a bleeding equity curve means your rules are wrong. You should see that immediately, not discover it in a quarterly review. StoicTrades never shows you one axis without the other: following every rule doesn't guarantee profit, and seeing both together is how you find out whether your rules deserve your discipline.
It speaks up before you ask.
Squawk raises its hand while the session is still live: your pace, your limits, the day's calendar. A journal that only talks after the close is a historian. The useful one interrupts.
The scoreboard makes this case in one interaction.
Break a rule on the demo and watch the discipline score fall while the P&L stands still.