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Journalytic Review, Pricing, and Features
Investment journaling + process analytics web app. Users create “ideas” for assets, write journal entries, run structured Journal Actions (decisions/checklists/predictions/self-contracts/feelings), and review dashboards/reports on their decision-making process. Open beta is currently free; no native mobile app yet (mobile web supported).
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Key features
- Pricing: Journalytic is in an open beta period and is currently completely free (a future freemium model is mentioned).
- Investment journaling tool designed to record thoughts, track decisions, and surface feedback/blindspots in the investing process.
- Create “ideas” by referencing an asset with “$” in an entry; includes a stock database and supports custom ideas (real estate, private equity/VC, crypto), including manual custom-idea price updates.
- Journal Actions to add structure: record decisions, run checklists (including a checklist library + custom checklists), create self-contracts, make probabilistic predictions, and capture feelings.
- Idea dashboards include a price chart with journal entries displayed; “Decisions” and “All Actions” views overlay decisions and other actions (contracts/predictions/checklists/feelings).
- Reports dashboard provides process analytics (top ideas, reason comparison, heat map/activity tracking, usage metrics, daily activity, decision tracking).
- Reminders on entries and idea-level alerts (including 30/60-day inactivity alerts); reminders appear in a notification center.
- Sidebar + search: bookmark ideas/tags/search terms and search across multiple ideas and tags to find patterns.
- Link entries together using “@” to reference prior posts and connect related research/decisions.
- Mood graph: attach moods (including custom moods) to entries; moods are visible on entries and idea price charts.
- Data export available via account menu (“Export Data”); export file format not specified in docs.
- Security: data is encrypted before leaving the browser, transmitted encrypted, and stored encrypted in a cloud database.
- Mobile: no native app yet; iOS users can add the web app to their home screen from Safari.
FAQ
Is Journalytic free?
Journalytic is free to use. Visit the vendor site for the latest limits and onboarding details.
Who is Journalytic best for?
It suits beginner, intermediate, and advanced users.
What platforms and connections does Journalytic support?
You can use Journalytic on Web.
Which markets does Journalytic cover?
It tracks Stocks, Cryptos, Real Estate, and Private Funds.
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