The TradeClip toolkit

From your chart.
To your audience.

Record the trade. Find your moment. Make it yours. Everything you need to turn your trading into something worth sharing.

Windows x64 · macOS 13+ on Apple Silicon · All downloads

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Works with the charting and broker windows you already use. Records from your screen. Never needs your broker credentials.

What is it

TradeClip turning a finished trade into its own clip — Every trade, its own clip

Every trade, its own clip.

A desktop app that records each of your trades while you trade — and hands you a clip that is ready to post.

TradeClip recording a trade automatically from the chart window — You never hit record

You never hit record.

TradeClip watches your broker window, starts when you enter and stops when you're flat. No hotkeys, no six-hour files.

Auto Record

TradeClip detecting an entry on the chart and starting the recording — It knows when you're in a trade

It knows when you're in a trade.

TradeClip reads your broker window visually — entry, adds, partials, exit. Recording starts and stops with the position.

TradeClip's Overview standing by before a session, ahead of the Recording settings that choose between recording on trade and a rolling buffer — When to record: on trade or a rolling buffer

Set your hours. It shows up.

Tell it when you trade and TradeClip arms itself for the session — every day, without you opening anything.

Clip Library

The TradeClip cloud library open in a browser — Your clips, anywhere

Your clips, anywhere.

Turn on cloud sync and everything the desktop app records is in a library you can open from any browser you log in from.

A clip card showing symbol, direction, entry and P&L — Every trade, already a card

Every trade, already a card.

Symbol, direction, entry, P&L and length sit on the clip — so you find the one you want to post without opening a file.

Filtering the clip library by ticker — Search by ticker, time or P&L

Search by ticker, time or P&L.

Pull up every MNQ short from Tuesday, or just your green days. Your tape becomes something you can actually query.

Auto Edit

Ultra

Two hours in. Fifteen seconds out.

Point Auto Edit at a long trade, pick a target length, and get back the version worth watching.

Auto Edit's cuts placed against one-second market bars — Market-aware, not random cuts

Market-aware. Not random cuts.

It reads one-second bars for your exact contract, so quiet chop gets compressed and the stop scare gets slowed down.

Choosing a target clip length in Auto Edit — Pick the length: 15, 30 or 60 seconds

Pick the length. 15s · 30s · 60s.

Same trade, cut for the feed you're posting to. Change the number and the edit re-plans itself.

Editing

The TradeClip editor timeline with split and speed controls — A real timeline, not a trim bar

A real timeline. Not a trim bar.

Split, delete and re-speed any stretch from 0.25× to 20×, on the source timeline, without touching the raw file.

Reframing a wide chart recording into a vertical crop — Crop, zoom, reframe

Crop, zoom, reframe.

Pull a vertical crop out of a wide chart, push in on the entry, and keep it sharp — the export renders from the original.

Cloud Rendering

A cloud render in progress in the TradeClip desktop app — Close the lid, it still renders

Close the lid. It still renders.

Hand the export to our machines and walk away. The finished clip lands in your library when it's done.

An edit exported through cloud rendering — Edit here, render there

Edit here. Render there.

The same edit plan runs in the cloud — cuts, speeds, layout and overlays come out identical to the local preview.

Manual clipping vs TradeClip

What each path asks of you.

Not a promise about outcomes. Just the steps.

Manual clipping compared with TradeClip, step by step
Task	Manual	TradeClip
Starting a recording	Press record before the trade, or record the whole session and hope you remembered.	Rolling capture runs during your trading hours. Nothing to press.
Finding the trade in the footage	Scrub through the session to find the entry and the exit.	Each trade is already its own clip, with entry, add, reduce and exit markers.
Trimming	Cut the head and tail by hand in an editor.	Pre-roll and post-roll are set once; trim only if you want to.
Overlays	Type the symbol, side and P&L onto each clip.	Your layout fills them from what was on the chart.
Finding it later	Folder names and memory.	Search by ticker, time or P&L once cloud sync is on.
Broker access	Some tools want a broker login or an API key.	None. Detection reads the screen.
If the app is interrupted	Depends on the recorder; an unsaved recording may be lost.	Footage already written to disk is recovered on the next launch.

Technical disclosure

What it needs, what it never does, what is still coming.

The last thing you should read before installing.

Windows x64 is available as an unsigned preview for Windows 10 version 2004 or newer and Windows 11. The installer bundles the runtime and video tools; no Rust installation is needed. See the download page for the version, checksum and update details.

The Mac target is macOS 13 or later on Apple Silicon. The download page lists published Mac releases.

The chart window you chose has to be visible on screen, not minimized or fully covered, for as long as you want it recorded. TradeClip records that one window only.

Your platform needs to draw position markers and P&L on the chart itself; that is what TradeClip reads. Where a platform hides them, detection cannot see a trade.

On macOS, TradeClip needs Screen Recording permission in System Settings. On Windows, graphics capture is granted per app by Windows.

TradeClip contacts its servers to sign you in, check your license and plan, count clips against your allowance, and, if you enable them, sync clips or render finished trades in the cloud.

Sign-in and license checks send your account identifier, this installation's identifier, the app version and the operating system. Clip counting sends a clip identifier and the capture time, not the video, the ticker or the profit and loss. Enabling cloud rendering also sends finished-trade segments and edit instructions for temporary processing, independently of cloud sync.

See it on your own chart.

Recording starts on your computer. Cloud sync and cloud rendering are your choice.