A trading journal for swing traders that measures your process, not just your profit. Track risk before result, find where your money actually goes, and see the difference between a good trade and a lucky one.
1 month free · Import your existing journal · Export anytime, free
Enter your entry, stop and size — your live risk appears as you type. Everything after that is calculated for you, in R, so a ₹500 trade and a ₹50,000 trade can finally be compared honestly.
Live risk while you log, and total open risk across every position on your dashboard — because five sensible trades can still add up to one bad morning.
You set a target going in. Hone In shows how much of that move you actually captured — the leak almost every journal stores the data for and never reports.
One tap at exit: did this go to plan? Then see what you earned on trades where you broke your own rules — the number that quietly teaches bad habits.
Performance by position size, holding period, strategy and how you trade after a loss. Nothing is claimed from a handful of trades — sample sizes are always shown.
Import an existing spreadsheet or broker export. Column names are detected automatically, however you happened to label them.
Export everything to CSV at any time — free, no subscription needed. It re-imports cleanly, because a journal you can't take with you isn't yours.
“0 of 18 winning trades reached their target.
The typical winner captured 13% of the move you planned for.”
An actual finding from a real 32-trade journal — data the app already had, and no spreadsheet was reporting.
Hone In contains no analytics SDK, no crash reporter, no advertising identifier and no third-party tracker. Nothing you do inside the app is measured or reported to anyone. Your trades are yours, your notes are private, and we never sell data — because we never collect it.
Every feature included on both plans. No tiers, no add-ons, no upsells.
Prices shown in Indian rupees. Local pricing applies in other countries and is shown in the app before you subscribe.
One R is what you risked on a trade — the distance between your entry and your stop, multiplied by your size. A trade returning twice what you risked is +2R. It lets you compare a small trade with a large one honestly, which rupee amounts can't. It's the unit professionals think in, and Hone In is built around it.
No, and it never will. Hone In describes trades you have already made. It gives no recommendations, makes no predictions, and offers no view on any instrument. It is a record-keeping and review tool, not investment advice.
Yes. Import a CSV from a spreadsheet or a broker export and Hone In works out which column is which, whatever you called them. You review the mapping before anything is saved.
Your trades stay, and you can still read everything you've logged and export it in full. A subscription is needed to add new trades, not to reach your own history.
Yes. Your journal is stored on your device as well as in the cloud, so it opens instantly and works without a connection. Changes sync when you're back online.
Any market. You type the symbol, so Indian equities, US stocks, futures, crypto and anything else all work. Optional price lookup covers most major exchanges.