RizeTrade

RizeTrade is a trading journal for recording completed trades and reviewing the decisions around them. Its product combines imported trade history with notes, tags and reports. The AI component is an interface for asking questions about that stored information.

Import records and check their completeness

The features page describes broker synchronization, supported file imports and manual trade entry. Once added, trades appear across the journal, charts and reports. Before comparing results, check that the imported records reflect the accounts and period you intend to review. Missing executions or inconsistent fees can change the meaning of an analysis.

RizeTrade also displays entries and exits against historical charts. That gives a record of how a completed trade developed alongside its notes. The journal does not establish that a similar future trade will produce the same outcome.

Keep execution notes separate from results

The product offers emotion tags, a discipline tracker and a trade grade. The trade-grade feature records how closely an execution followed your intended process rather than scoring it only by profit or loss. You can use those fields to distinguish a recorded result from your explanation of how it happened.

A daily profit-and-loss calendar and filtered reports provide other views of the same history. The publisher describes comparisons by strategy, instrument and time period. Such comparisons are summaries of the supplied records, not independently verified proof that a strategy has an edge. Avoid treating a small or selectively filtered sample as evidence of future profitability.

What the paid AI adds

The pricing page advertises the core journal at no charge and Mentor AI at $29 per month. It describes an allowance of about 100 AI questions per month. The feature list distinguishes the paid mentor even though some promotional lists also repeat its name under the free offering; confirm access in the account before depending on it.

Mentor AI answers questions about trades, behavior and journal history, according to the publisher. Review its explanations against the underlying records. This is a data-review tool, not a verified source of profitable signals or a substitute for qualified financial advice.

The operator says the service does not execute trades or access account funds. Read the current connection permissions and privacy terms before syncing financial records; that statement alone is not an independent security assessment.