ChartRecap

A free options trading journal that gets the contract math right

Most journals treat an options contract like a stock and quietly mangle your P&L. ChartRecap logs the strike, expiry, and call/put and applies the ×100 multiplier, so your numbers — and your R-multiples — are right. Then it does the part spreadsheets can't: attaches the chart you traded, in one click.

For options tradersChartRecap
Strike, expiry, and call/put on every trade
Correct ×100 equity-option contract multiplier
One-click chart capture of the underlying
Win rate, expectancy & R-multiple by setup
Plan-vs-execution rule-adherence scoring
Broker CSV import (ToS, IBKR, Webull, Schwab) + SnapTrade auto-sync (Pro)
Free forever — no trade limit, no card

Built for how options traders work

Tag each trade against your playbook (e.g. earnings, momentum, directional) and see which actually make money. Size positions before you enter with the position size calculator and check the math with the risk/reward calculator. Try the video tour first — no account needed.

Frequently asked questions

Does ChartRecap handle options contracts correctly?

Yes. Log the strike, expiry, and call/put, and ChartRecap applies the ×100 equity-option multiplier so your P&L and R-multiple are correct — not the raw per-share number.

Is the options journal free?

Yes. The free plan covers options journaling, chart snapshots, analytics, plan-vs-execution review, and broker CSV import, with no trade limit and no credit card.

Can I import my options trades?

Yes — CSV import from Thinkorswim, Interactive Brokers, Webull, Schwab, and moomoo (free), or connect via SnapTrade (Pro). Trades import as individual fills so your scale-ins and scale-outs stay accurate.

Can I attach the chart to an options trade?

Yes — that's the point. Snapshot the underlying's chart in one click (from TradingView or a screenshot) so the setup context is attached to every options trade.