Tradoshi Ltd has released an Android version of Tradoshi, its trading journal and AI coaching application, on Google Play alongside the existing web application. The app records a pre-session check-in, monitors user-set rules and synchronises trades from connected brokers.

London, England, United Kingdom, 27th Aug 2026 – Tradoshi Ltd today announced that Tradoshi, its trading journal and artificial intelligence coaching application, is now available on Android through Google Play, alongside the web application the company already operates.

The Android release brings to a phone the features previously available on the web only: the pre-session check-in, the rule monitoring, the discipline score and the reports. The application requires Android 7.0 or later and uses the same account as the web application, so a session can be prepared on a phone and reviewed later on a desktop computer.

Tradoshi organises its features around three moments of a trading day: preparation before the session, monitoring during the session, and review once positions are closed. The company describes that structure, rather than post-session review alone, as the design principle of the product.

Preparation: check-in and suggested position size

Before a session, a user completes a short written or dictated check-in. The coaching engine reads that check-in, combines it with the results recently recorded on the account, and returns a written recommendation for the day, including a suggested position size derived from those recent results rather than a fixed share of capital. The recommendation is guidance, and the trader decides whether to follow it. Declared emotional state is stored as an ordinary field of the journal and can be analysed alongside the instrument traded, the session and the time of day. An economic calendar is shown on the same screen.

The features in this section are intended to address behaviours the company set out to make visible: increasing position size after a losing streak, opening a new position immediately after a stop is hit, and trading outside the hours a trader has set for themselves. Tradoshi does not prevent any of these actions. It records them, signals them and reports on them.

Monitoring during the session

During the session, Tradoshi compares the connected account with the rules the trader has configured: a maximum number of consecutive losses, a maximum daily loss expressed as a share of capital, permitted trading windows, position size, and the presence of a stop loss on each position. When a rule is approached or breached, an alert is issued in the application, by email and through Telegram. Monitoring runs on the company servers, so alerts are sent whether or not the application is open. Each alert is stored in a history that can be reviewed later.

Scores and reports

The dashboard displays an Oshi Score, a figure out of one hundred computed across six axes: win rate, profit factor, average win against average loss, recovery factor, drawdown control and consistency. It is a panel of the dashboard, recalculated as new positions are synchronised, and is not sent as a notification. A separate discipline score measures how closely the trader followed the rules they configured, rule by rule and day by day, and is computed from executed positions rather than from a declaration by the trader. A rule that was never configured is not scored, so two traders can hold the same score against different sets of rules.

The journal produces more than five hundred reports, covering net profit and loss, R multiple, expectancy, maximum drawdown, the equity curve, maximum favourable and adverse excursion on each position, and results broken down by instrument, by session and by day of the week. A trade review screen replays each closed position on the chart, with entry, stop and target marked.

Broker connections

Trades reach the journal without manual entry. Tradoshi covers more than 2,000 brokers through MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, across more than 3,000 live servers, and more than 100 further brokers and platforms through a direct application programming interface outside MetaTrader, among them cTrader, TradeLocker, DXtrade, Interactive Brokers, NinjaTrader, IG and a set of cryptocurrency exchanges. The two counts are not additive, since a broker can appear in both. The exact figures and the counting rule are published, kept up to date and verifiable at https://tradoshi.com/en/supported-brokers-list, alongside a document recording how the count is established. Manual entry and file import remain available for brokers that are not connected, with import profiles for the file formats those brokers export. Connected accounts are read in order to import closed positions and account state, and Tradoshi does not place orders on a connected account.

Proprietary trading firm accounts

Tradoshi tracks challenge and evaluation accounts separately from personal capital, follows the progress of a funding path, and applies the rules of an evaluation as they are configured for each firm: the profit target, the maximum daily loss, the overall drawdown and the minimum number of trading days. Those accounts are not mixed into the personal equity of the trader, and each evaluation keeps its own set of rules, so a trader running several at once sees them side by side. Where a rule value has not been recorded for a firm, the product states that the value is unknown rather than displaying no limit.

Company research on the trading journal market

On 3 August 2026 the company published its own study of the trading journal market, available at https://tradoshi.com/en/research. The study adds up fifteen identified vendors one by one to establish a measured floor of 33 million US dollars in annual revenue, and puts forward an estimate of 55 million US dollars for the market as a whole. It also reports that, after examining the catalogues of eighteen research publishers, its authors found no published report covering this specific market, and that the larger figures returned by search engines belong to three unrelated markets that share the word journal. These findings come from research carried out by the company itself and have not been reviewed by an independent research firm.

“Most traders already keep a record of what they did last month,” said Benjamin Roure L’Hermitte, founder of Tradoshi. “What we set out to build is a product that puts that same information in front of them before the session starts, on a phone, rather than only once positions are closed.”

“We also publish our own measurements, including the ones that do not flatter us,” he added. “The August study states plainly that we found no research publisher measuring this sector, and it sets out the method rather than asking anyone to take the result on trust.”

Guidance by trader situation

Tradoshi presents different material depending on the situation a trader declares. A trader who is losing money is shown a breakdown of losses by recorded behaviour rather than by instrument alone. A trader whose results have plateaued is given a routine and a consistency target to measure against. A trader who is already profitable is shown risk-consistency metrics and the effect of a change in position size on their recorded risk profile.

Documentation

The company publishes a glossary of the indicators used in the product, stating for each one the formula applied and how the result should be read. It is public and requires no account: https://tradoshi.com/en/glossary. A learning path, Oshi Academy, presents the same material in a suggested order.

Replay, mentoring and languages

Tradoshi includes a market replay function, currently in beta, which allows a strategy to be tested candle by candle on historical data, with positions recorded and measured using the same statistics as the journal. A mentoring mode allows a trader to invite a coach or a mentor into their journal, at no cost to the person invited. The application is bilingual in English and French, including its reports and its exported documents.

Availability and pricing

The web application is available at https://tradoshi.com and the Android application on Google Play at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tradoshi.app. An iOS version is planned; no build has been submitted and no release date has been announced.

Tradoshi offers a plan free of charge, with no time limit and no payment card required at registration. It carries one automatically synchronised broker account, unlimited file import, manual entry, the journal and its reports, the Oshi Score and the discipline score. Additional broker accounts and the Oshi coaching engine belong to the paid plans, whose complete schedule is published at https://tradoshi.com/en/pricing.

Trading carries a risk of loss. Tradoshi is a record-keeping and analysis tool and does not provide investment advice.

About Tradoshi

Tradoshi is a trading journal and coaching application for retail traders, available on the web and on Android. It converts a short daily check-in into a written recommendation, suggests a position size, scores discipline against the rules the trader has configured, and issues alerts from the company servers during the session. Tradoshi Ltd is registered in England and Wales under company number 17347755, with a registered office at 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London.

Media Contact

Press materials, product screenshots and the company logo are available in the press room at https://tradoshi.com/en/press.

Benjamin Roure L’Hermitte, Founder
Tradoshi Ltd
71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, United Kingdom
support@tradoshi.com
https://tradoshi.com/en/

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