Comparison

FundedNotes vs ChartLog — chart-first equities vs prop-firm futures.

ChartLog is a clean, chart-centric journal that stock and options day traders enjoy. FundedNotes is built first for futures and prop-firm accounts: drawdown distance on the trailing or EOD rule, daily loss room, per-account journaling, and a roll-up across all your funded accounts.

Futures and prop-firm first, not equities-first
Trailing or EOD drawdown distance plus daily loss room
Per-account journal with a single multi-account roll-up
CSV import today; read-only Rithmic sync live, more soon

What ChartLog gets right

ChartLog offers a tidy, visual experience that equities and options day traders genuinely like. The emphasis on charts and clean trade review makes it easy to study setups where the price action and annotations are the main story.

How FundedNotes is positioned

FundedNotes leads with futures and prop-firm needs. Drawdown distance, daily loss room, net P&L, and consistency sit at the center of the dashboard because those are the metrics that decide whether a funded account survives the day.

Getting your data in

CSV import is available immediately and read-only Rithmic sync is already live, with more broker auto-sync on the way. FundedNotes only ever reads your fills to build the journal — it never places, changes, or cancels orders, and never moves money.

Choosing for your style

For chart-led equities and options journaling, ChartLog is a pleasant fit. For futures traders living inside prop-firm rules and juggling several funded accounts, FundedNotes is built to mirror that reality from the first import.

Frequently asked questions

Which fits a futures day trader better?

ChartLog shines for chart-driven stock and options review, where annotated price action is the heart of the workflow. FundedNotes is shaped around futures and funded accounts, so if your edge depends on staying inside prop-firm drawdown and daily loss limits, FundedNotes tracks exactly those guardrails.

Does FundedNotes handle prop-firm drawdown the way the firm does?

Yes. FundedNotes calculates the distance to your drawdown threshold using whichever rule your firm applies — trailing peak-equity or end-of-day — so the figure lines up with what your evaluation portal shows rather than a generic estimate.

How do trades get into FundedNotes?

Import a CSV from your platform today, and use read-only Rithmic sync now if your account routes through Rithmic. Broader broker auto-sync is coming. Connections are strictly read-only: no order placement, modification, or cancellation, and no fund movement.

I run more than one funded account — does that work?

It does. Every account keeps its own journal, P&L, and consistency picture, and FundedNotes combines them into one roll-up so you can monitor a whole stable of prop accounts without switching tools.

How is FundedNotes priced?

A Free tier is available alongside a Lifetime Elite plan. See the [pricing page](/pricing) for the up-to-date features and prices.