UltraTrader review (2026): the mobile trading journal
An honest UltraTrader review: its mobile apps, what the free plan locks, Premium pricing and who it's worth it for.
UltraTrader bets on something almost nobody does well: journaling from your phone.
Price
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Free | $0, all asset classes, but no sync or CSV |
| Premium | ~$9/mo paid yearly |
Nine dollars a month is among the cheapest in the industry.
What it does well
The mobile apps. They're the best in the industry, and that matters more than it seems: if you log trades from the couch at the end of the day, a journal that fights you on mobile gets abandoned.
The free plan covers all asset classes. Unlike TradesViz, which only allows stocks for free, here you can log futures, forex and crypto without paying.
Premium pricing. Nine dollars is less than a third of TradeZella.
What it doesn't
The free plan locks imports. No broker sync, no CSV, no screenshots. Everything by hand. Fine for building the habit; useless for migrating your history.
Less analysis than TradesViz or TraderSync. It sticks to the essentials.
It doesn't understand funded trading or its rules either.
Who it's for
Yes: you log from your phone, want something simple and cheap, and trade several asset classes.
No: you need to import your history without paying; you want deep analysis; you trade funded accounts with firm rules.
Our take
On mobile they beat us, and we'll say it plainly. Their native apps are better than any web app, ours included.
What they don't have is what happens after you log: which mistake you repeat, the lesson that tackles it, your prop firm's rules and someone reviewing your journal with you.
If your priority is logging comfortably from your phone, UltraTrader. If it's understanding why you blow accounts, here.
Prices and terms checked in August 2026. Tools in this industry change them every few months: confirm on their website before deciding.
What makes TradiBook different
Every journal imports trades and shows a win rate. Not this.
Apex, Topstep, FundedNext, Tradeify… each account with its firm's logo and color, not a list of grey text. You recognize the account at a glance.
Card styles, light and dark theme, wallpapers and figures in money or percentage. One tap to change and it stays that way.
Minimal and polished: no twenty-tab menus or endless tables. Works just as well on your phone as on your computer.
Almost every journal is built by a software team. This one is run by a trader who also coaches other traders every day.
Funded account trader and trading coach: he reviews other traders' trading and helps them stop blowing accounts. That's where TradiBook came from. He didn't build it to sell a product: he built it because he needed to track his own accounts and no tool measured what mattered to him. Building it for his case, it ended up fitting anyone who trades funded accounts, because the problems are the same: the floor that moves, the accounts lost along the way and the plan that isn't followed.
Plan adherence, no-trade days and what you repeat most, measured automatically. Free plan, no card.
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