A trading journal records each execution, the reason you took it and the market context at entry. A spreadsheet usually stops at entry, exit and P&L. A journal keeps the orderflow too: footprint, volume profile levels, divergence signals and points of interest.
Prop firm accounts come with evaluation targets and daily loss limits. Knowing which setups pay and which ones drain the account takes records. WickLogs captures 2300 data points per trade, so a session can be reviewed against its own numbers before the next one starts.
Orderflow traders read the flow of buy and sell orders to judge where price may move. Footprint charts, volume profiles and delta divergence are the usual tools. WickLogs records that context at the fill: footprint imbalances, volume at entry, CVD slope, delta divergence and volume profile levels.
WickLogs currently integrates with Quantower and ATAS for live trade capture. Tradovate broker sync is in beta. Additional platform support including NinjaTrader, TradingView, Sierra Chart, Bookmap, and MotiveWave is planned.