A futures trading journal that gets the math right
Futures trading lives and dies on contract multipliers — a 10-point move means something completely different on MNQ than it does on ES. A generic journal that just subtracts entry from exit will quietly misreport every trade you log. Tradeivant was built by traders who needed the point values to actually be right.
Built for futures specifics
Correct contract math
Point and tick values are applied per instrument, so P/L reflects real dollars at risk, not just price movement.
Tradovate sync
Connect via secure OAuth and let fills import and reconcile automatically — no manual entry required.
Micro and full-size contracts
MNQ, MES, NQ, ES, CL, MCL, GC, MGC and more, tracked side by side in one account.
From fills to insight
Once your futures trades are logged — synced or manual — Tradeivant's analytics engine turns them into win rate, expectancy, profit factor, and an equity curve segmented by instrument and strategy, so you can see whether your NQ scalps are actually more profitable than your ES swing trades, instead of guessing.
Frequently asked questions
Does Tradeivant calculate futures P/L correctly per contract?
Yes. Tradeivant applies the correct point/tick value per instrument (for example, $2 per point on MNQ or $50 per point on ES) when computing profit and loss, so your analytics reflect real dollar risk rather than raw price movement.
Which futures instruments are supported?
Common micro and full-size contracts are supported out of the box, including MNQ, MES, NQ, ES, CL, MCL, GC, and MGC, alongside forex pairs and equities for traders who journal more than one market.
Can I connect my futures broker instead of logging trades by hand?
Yes — Tradeivant connects to Tradovate via a secure OAuth login, so fills import and reconcile automatically. You can also log futures trades manually if you prefer not to connect a broker at all.