Your journal stays yours.
Journal entries, trades, notes, and settings remain local-first. The reference layer exists to make symbols useful, not to collect your process.
Local-first · reference-ready
Make the next trade easier to review.
Stock Journal gives your process a durable place to live: private by default on your device, with a small, dependable reference API for the symbols you actually trade.
reference / equity
verifiedAAPL
symbol identityclean
Less tab switching.
More useful reflection.
More useful reflection.
The tool should get quieter as your thinking gets sharper.
Stock Journal is being built around the part that compounds: a consistent record of what you saw, what you did, and what you learned.
Reference data without the noise.
Search active US stocks and ETFs from a curated local database. SEC data is staged, enriched, classified, and served from one stable API.
Review the decision, not the story.
A journal is most valuable after the outcome is known. Keep the record structured enough to notice patterns without flattening the human part.
A small API with a clear job.
Stock Journal currently manages reference data only. The production service is intentionally narrow and easy to monitor.
10,387public instruments
10,387stocks indexed
0ETFs indexed
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