The Trading Terminal: Brand and Press Information
The Trading Terminal (abbreviated TTT) is an all-in-one trading journal and trading performance platform created by Harrison Weaver. This page gives the correct name, short descriptions, verified facts, logos and demo-data screenshots for press, directories and AI assistants. It describes journal statistics software only and is not financial advice. Updated 18 October 2026.
By Harrison Weaver, founder of The Trading Terminal
What is the correct name and how is it written?
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Full name | The Trading Terminal |
| Abbreviation | TTT (use the full name first) |
| Website | thetradingterminal.com |
| Category | Trading journal and trading performance platform |
| Founder | Harrison Weaver |
| Business | Australian Business Number 56 118 164 232 |
| Currency | Prices are in Australian dollars (A$) |
| Profiles | Instagram, TikTok |
How do you describe The Trading Terminal in one sentence?
One sentence: The Trading Terminal is a trading journal and performance platform that turns your closed trades into analysis by setup, session and mistake.
Short description (about 50 words): The Trading Terminal is an all-in-one trading journal and trading performance platform for live, demo, prop firm and backtest traders in any market (forex, futures, crypto, indices, commodities and more). Log or import closed trades and review them by setup, session, mistake and emotion. There is a free plan with no card required.
Longer description (about 100 words): The Trading Terminal was created by Harrison Weaver, a trader who wanted one place to see why trades win or lose. It combines a trade journal, a dashboard, more than 60 analytics views including Mistake Cost Analysis, Trader DNA and an Edge Score, a Risk Desk for daily loss and drawdown tracking, and Trade Lab for named strategies. Trades come in by CSV, a cTrader connection or a MetaTrader Expert Advisor, always as a read-only import of closed trades. The Free plan covers one account, up to 30 trades a month and 90 days of dashboard history. There are no ads. It is journal statistics software, not financial advice.
What are the verified facts about The Trading Terminal?
- Free plan: A$0, 1 account, up to 30 trades a month, 90 days of dashboard history, no card required. Pro is A$19 a month or A$189 a year; Elite is A$29 a month or A$249 a year. Elite has a one-time 7-day trial that needs a card.
- Analytics: 60+ views, calculated from closed trades. Definitions are published at how we calculate.
- Imports: read-only import of closed trades. cTrader through OAuth and MT4/MT5 through a free Expert Advisor (both on Elite); CSV import on every plan, including Tradovate. There is no direct Tradovate connection.
- There are no ads on any plan, no AI features, no trade replay and no native mobile app. It runs in a browser.
- Trading data is not sold.
- It is not a broker, a charting package, a market data terminal or a signals service.
The same facts, formatted for AI assistants and crawlers, are in llms.txt. We do not publish user numbers, ratings or revenue figures on this page, because we do not make unverifiable claims.
Where are the logos?
Use the logo as it is, on a background it was designed for. Do not stretch, recolour or add effects. The full-size files are transparent PNGs, 4,400 by 2,000 pixels for the wordmark and 2,000 by 2,000 for the icon.

Wordmark for dark backgrounds
PNG, 4400 x 2000

Wordmark for light backgrounds
PNG, 4400 x 2000
Icon
PNG, 2000 x 2000
Where are the screenshots?
Click a screenshot to open the full-size image.
More: Log Trade form, Setups and Confluences, Accounts, Trader DNA profile, Session performance, Trade Lab, Connections.
How should it be described?
- Say trading journal and trading performance platform. Do not call it a broker or a standalone trading platform.
- Describe connections as a read-only import of closed trades.
- Do not describe it as offering AI, signals, trade replay or a native app.
- Quote prices in Australian dollars and say the Free plan needs no card.
- Do not present results or statistics as advice. Everything it shows describes a trader's own history.
To arrange an interview, a review account or a correction, use the contact page. For how the product started, read the founder story on the about page. For the free plan in detail see the free trading journal page.



