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Sign up with email or Google. We provision a dedicated database for your journal — isolated from every other user. You can export everything or move to your own database at any time.

No terminal needed — everything works from Turso's web dashboard:

1. Create a free account at app.turso.tech (no card needed)
2. Click Databases → Create Database, give it a name (e.g. my-journal)
3. Open the database and copy its URL (starts with libsql://)
4. Click Generate Token (read & write) and copy it
5. Paste both in the connect wizard

CLI fans: turso db create my-journal, then turso db show my-journal --url and turso db tokens create my-journal.

Credentials are stored only in your browser (optionally passphrase-encrypted). Every query goes directly from your browser to your database — we never see your data.

Trades → Import CSV. For Zerodha: Console → Reports → Tradebook → select the date range → download CSV → upload. Columns are auto-detected; buys/sells are paired into round trips with charges applied. Re-importing the same file never creates duplicates.

Settings → Switch storage mode. Your data is copied directly from your browser to the target (hosted ⇄ your DB ⇄ this browser), verified table-by-table, and only then switched. Leaving hosted starts a 30-day grace period before the hosted copy is deleted; your own database is never touched by us.

Share any trade from its detail page as a structured image card for reviews or notes. Your P&L is only included if you toggle it on, and image generation happens in the browser.

The blog collects practical notes on journaling, charges, reviews, backtesting, and data ownership.

Clone the repo, set the environment variables from .env.example (a Turso platform API token for hosted mode, Better Auth secret, optional Resend/Google keys, ADMIN_EMAILS for the admin panel) and deploy to Vercel. The README covers it step by step.