For TradingView traders

A Futures Trading Journal for TradingView Traders

You already trade on TradingView in your browser. Atium Bot keeps your journal one click away in the same window, and with auto-detect on, it drafts each trade for you to review.

Atium is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by TradingView. TradingView is a trademark of its owner.

The Atium Bot panel open beside a futures chart, with live and backtesting modes, entry and exit times, contract, side, size, prices, stop loss and screenshot capture

Charts by TradingView

Journal trades where you trade

Atium Bot opens as its own floating panel in your browser. With auto-detect on, it notices the order confirmations for your own trades and drafts the entry — contract, side, price, size, time, and your stop when the confirmation shows it — with entry and exit chart screenshots attached. You review it and save. You can also log a trade by hand from the same form.

  • Auto-detect is opt-in: turn it on once in the extension settings
  • Bar Replay sessions are detected as backtests and kept out of your live stats
  • Collapses to a small floating button when you don't need it

Context in the same panel

Check the economic calendar with prior, forecast, and actual values before you trade, and read the Grok-generated ES/NQ outlook — posted on weekdays around 9 AM ET before the open and again after the close — with key levels and the headlines that moved price.

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