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Notes from the TradeClip team.
Product updates, workflow guides and plain explanations of how screen-based trade detection works.
Release notes5 min read
Release notes: TradeClip desktop 0.1 for macOS
The first TradeClip desktop release: automatic per-trade recording from a TradingView window, a local clip library, a timeline editor and FFmpeg export.
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Detection6 min readFeatured
How TradeClip detects a trade on your screen
TradeClip reads the pixels of one chart window to notice entries and exits. Here is what that needs, how it avoids false positives, and what it never does.
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Plans5 min read
TradeClip plans explained: trial, Pro and Ultra
What counts as a clip, how the allowance resets, what the watermark rule is, and what happens when a payment fails. The plans, in plain language.
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Privacy5 min readFeatured
Local-first recording and opt-in cloud sync
Recording stays on this computer. Your account uses the network. Cloud sync is off until you turn it on. Exactly what leaves your computer, and when.
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Workflow5 min read
A video review workflow for your trading journal
A written journal records what you think happened. A clip records what happened. Here is a weekly review routine built around your own trade recordings.
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Education4 min read
Reviewing risk with your own clips
Risk is a decision you make before the trade and keep making during it. Use your own trade recordings to check whether you did. Educational, not advice.
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Social video5 min read
Turning trades into social video: formats that work
Vertical, portrait, square or landscape? How to choose an export shape for a trade recap, frame the chart so it still reads, and keep captions truthful.
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Layouts5 min read
Clip layouts and storytelling: entry, management, exit
A trade has a beginning, a middle and an end. How TradeClip's layouts, markers and caption variables let a clip tell that story without inventing any of it.
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