TradeScopeAbout
Built by a futures trader who got tired of spreadsheets
TradeScope started with a morning routine I kept skipping: export a CSV from NinjaTrader, map the columns in a spreadsheet, and try to work out how the week had gone. It was slow and easy to get wrong, and most days it didn’t happen.
The tools I tried didn’t fix it. Online journals wanted my trade history uploaded to their servers and a monthly fee to look at it. Others needed plugins or manual imports. I wanted something that read NinjaTrader directly, stayed on my own PC, and was paid for once.
So I built it. TradeScope is made and supported by one independent developer who trades futures. When you send a support ticket, the person who reads it is the person who wrote the code.
- Current version
- 2.4.0
- Released
- October 10, 2026
- Releases of TradeScope 2
- 20
- Runs on
- Windows, with NinjaTrader 8
How it’s run
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Your trades stay on your PC
TradeScope reads NinjaTrader’s database on your own computer and keeps its copy there too. There is no upload and no cloud account. It opens NinjaTrader’s database read-only and never writes to it.
Privacy policy -
You pay once
$19.99, one time. No subscription and no paid tiers. If it isn’t for you, email within 30 days for a refund.
Pricing and refunds -
The numbers match NinjaTrader
For the same accounts and date range, TradeScope’s results agree with NinjaTrader’s Trade Performance window. When they differ, the docs explain why and how to check.
How trades are matched -
It keeps getting better
20 releases since TradeScope 2 came out on April 6, 2026. Every one is listed with what was added, improved and fixed.
Changelog
Get in touch
Questions, a bug, or a feature you’d use every day: support@tradescope.dev, or send a ticket. Several features in TradeScope started as a customer’s email.