About ApolloTrader

Hey, I'm George — a momentum day trader and the person behind ApolloTrader.

I built ApolloTrader because the tools I was using weren't working for me. Most trading journals are either locked inside a broker's platform, drowned in features I never touch, or priced like enterprise software. I wanted something focused: import my executions, see how the day actually went, and learn from the patterns without fighting the interface.

What ApolloTrader is

ApolloTrader is a trading journal and performance analytics tool for active stock traders. You import your executions from brokers like Interactive Brokers, Questrade, Webull, or TradingView, and the app groups them into trades, calculates your P&L, and surfaces the metrics that matter — win rate, expectancy, drawdown, and patterns across strategies, symbols, and time windows.

It's designed for the way momentum and scalping traders actually work: many executions per day, same symbol hit repeatedly, strategy tags that matter more than broker categorization.

What ApolloTrader isn't

• It's not a broker. You can't place trades from here and there's no connection to your account beyond the CSVs you upload.
• It's not financial advice. The analytics describe your history — they don't predict your future and they aren't a recommendation to buy or sell anything.
• It's not a futures or options platform, at least not yet. V1 is stocks only, on purpose. I'd rather do one thing well than half-build three.

Why I'm building it in public

ApolloTrader is in public beta. That means Pro features are free while I iterate toward a real launch, and it also means the product is still rough in places. If something is broken, missing, or slower than it should be, I want to hear about it — send feedback to support@apollotrader.appand I'll read every email personally.

Thanks for being here early.