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Guides for using JJI on the web.
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Getting started
- JJI at a glanceLearn what JJI tracks and where to begin in the web workspace.
- Create an account and sign inUse email verification or a connected Google or Discord account to access JJI.
- Set up your workspaceCreate an account record, choose your preferences, and add the data needed for useful reports.
- Understand the interface and toursFind the web workspace sections and restart a guided walkthrough.
- Quick start: add and review a tradeCreate an account, record a trade, and confirm it appears in your journal and reports.
- Explore the demo workspacePreview the product using the demo surface and understand its sample-data limits.
Dashboard
- Dashboard overview and filtersChoose the account, date, and instrument scope for Overview and understand what its cards and charts show.
- Choose, arrange, and find dashboard widgetsSwitch or edit dashboard layouts, search the widget library, and understand how to find related help.
- Review a day or week in the calendarUse the calendar to find trading days and open their journal context.
- Edit trading screenshots in JJI StudioArrange screenshots, move and zoom images, choose background colors, and export case-study frames.
Trades and journal
- Enter a trade manuallySave a trade record in the correct account and verify its values in the trade ledger.
- Find, organize, and edit tradesUse the Trades table to filter records and inspect or update an individual trade.
- Write a daily journal entryAdd notes and screenshots to a trading day and connect them to your review.
- Complete a weekly reviewReview a week’s trades, journal notes, and generated summary in context.
- Replay a recorded tradeOpen a trade chart and inspect price action around its recorded entry and exit.
- Record and manage voice memosAttach private audio notes to saved trades and daily journal entries, then play or delete them.
Accounts and data
- Create and manage live accountsCreate an account record and select it when importing or reviewing trades.
- Import trades and review the previewChoose a supported importer, map its fields, review parsed trades, and save to an account.
- Connect a broker or sync sourceSet up a supported direct sync connection and understand how it differs from file import.
- Receive TradingView webhook tradesCopy the webhook URL and example message from Settings and configure an alert safely.
- Export data and keep a backupUse Data exports to download selected workspace records and retain your own copy.
Playbook and goals
Prop-firm accounts
Reports and analytics
Backtesting
- Backtesting: what it doesUnderstand JJI’s historical candle replay, simulated orders, and the boundary between replay and live trading.
- Run your first backtest sessionCreate a historical replay session, pin candles, and finish it to save a report.
- Configure a backtest and check candle coverageChoose session parameters and confirm the actual source, interval, and returned date range.
- Place simulated orders and control replayUse the replay controls, order ticket, and branch action while reviewing historical candles.
- Understand backtest results and metricsRead account balance and equity, the equity curve, drawdown, completed-trade statistics, and warnings.
- Backtesting assumptions and troubleshootingLearn how candle-based fills, volume limits, fees, slippage, and account accounting shape results.
Assistant
Community
Settings and account
- Manage your profile and planReview profile details and subscription status in Settings.
- Change preferences and languageSet display and review preferences and find the current language selector.
- Manage integrations and sign-in connectionsFind import integrations, configure TradingView webhooks, and manage linked sign-in providers.
- Manage sessions, data, and account deletionUse security and data controls to sign out, manage local cache, export records, or delete an account.
- Notifications, referrals, and help toursOpen the notification center, find account notifications, and restart product walkthroughs.