Tradovate + TradingView Journal Integration

TradeRipper is the only trading journal that integrates directly with your Tradovate account on TradingView. Trade on your chart, journal on your chart. No platform-switching, no CSV uploads, no friction.

TradingView is where you analyze charts and execute trades. Tradovate is your broker. TradeRipper is the bridge that turns your trading activity into structured journal data — automatically, in real-time, without ever leaving the chart.

The integration works through a Chrome extension. When installed, TradeRipper monitors your Tradovate trading activity on TradingView. When a trade closes, it captures the complete trade data (symbol, direction, entry, exit, size, P&L with commissions) and shows a review panel directly on your chart.

Everything syncs to the web dashboard at traderipper.com. Your chart never closes. Your flow never breaks. You journal while the market is fresh, the emotions are real, and the chart is right in front of you.

What TradeRipper Gives You

  • Direct integration: Tradovate on TradingView → TradeRipper
  • Zero context-switching: journal on the same page as your chart
  • Real-time capture: P&L appears within seconds of trade closing
  • Chart screenshots without leaving TradingView
  • Web dashboard for deep analytics and review

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does the TradingView integration work?

TradeRipper is a Chrome extension that monitors your Tradovate trading activity on TradingView. No API keys or broker login needed — it reads from the existing TradingView connection.

Does it work with TradingView paper trading?

TradeRipper is designed for live and sim Tradovate accounts. TradingView's built-in paper trading is a separate system.

Will it affect my TradingView performance?

No. The extension is lightweight and runs alongside TradingView without affecting chart loading speed or order execution.

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