Changelog

Four new signal sources, all routing into the same parser + executor pipeline as Telegram:

WhatsApp Business — Connect via Meta's Cloud API. The webhook endpoint verifies the hub.challenge handshake automatically. Every group message gets parsed and fired.

IMAP email signals — Connect any inbox (Gmail app password works). Worker polls for new emails matching optional from / subject contains filters, runs the parser, fires the executor. Page at /email-signals.

Native Discord webhooks — Point any Discord channel's outgoing webhook (or bridge like discord-webhook-forwarder) at your unique URL. Native payload format (content + embeds) is parsed without you formatting the messages.

Universal HTTP webhook — One endpoint, accepts JSON from anywhere. Wire it from Zapier, n8n, IFTTT, custom Python, or any source that speaks HTTP. Page at /webhooks with copy-paste recipes for each.

Plus a polished TradingView wizard at /tradingview — three-step setup with a unique URL, alert-message template, and live preview that auto-refreshes when signals start arriving.

Updated pricing across all plans:

• Starter: $35/mo monthly, $25/mo billed annually ($300/yr)
• Pro: $50/mo monthly, $40/mo billed annually ($480/yr)
• Annual saves $120/yr on both plans

The Free plan stays free forever for the trading journal + analytics. Lifetime plan remains $249 one-time.

Why: the new pricing reflects the platform's expanded feature set (cloud execution on MT4/MT5/cTrader/Binance/Bybit, Atlas AI coach, prop-firm undetectable stealth mode, up to 10 TP levels, signal backtester, marketplace, tax exports). At $25/mo Starter we're still meaningfully cheaper than TSC + a separate journal tool, and Pro pays for itself the first time it saves you from a single bad trade.

Existing paid subscribers stay on their current pricing — this only applies to new subscriptions from today.

The biggest copier release of the year. Five new feature groups, all with EA + Cloud parity.

Mobile 1-tap approval — Per-channel toggle. Signals arrive as push notifications you can approve, adjust (lot/SL/TP), or skip with one tap. Auto-expires after the timeout window you set. No more anxiety auto-copying.

Auto symbol mapping — Every broker renames symbols differently (XAUUSD vs GOLD vs XAUUSD.r vs XAUUSDm). The EA + cloud now detect the broker's symbol list on startup and build the prefix/suffix + rename map automatically. Onboarding drops from 30 min to 30 sec.

Native cTrader cBot — TradeJournalCopier.cs ships free at /tools. Full feature parity with the MT4/MT5 EAs. cTrader users no longer need MetaApi to copy.

Multi-broker mirror with per-account overrides — One signal fires on all your accounts with different risk per account. FTMO funded at 0.25%, personal at 1%, demo at fixed 0.01 lot — all from the same channel.

Signal preview / dry-run mode — Toggle paper-mode on any channel. Simulated trades only, no real orders. After 10+ signals the dashboard shows you "Promote / Hold / Drop" based on win rate, total P&L, and max DD. Try 10 channels at once risk-free.

Verified track record + public profiles — Claim a /u/ URL on the Account page. Daily SHA-256 snapshots chain together; altering past trades breaks the verified streak. Tamper-evident proof that the P&L you advertise is real.

Prop firm preset packs — Pre-loaded rules for FTMO, Funding Pips, MyForexFunds, The 5%ers, FundedNext, TFT. One click applies their daily-loss / drawdown / profit-target limits to your account. Pre-trade violation predictor blocks orders that would breach.

Real-time signal quality score (0–10) — Every signal now gets scored on parser confidence + channel hot streak + time-of-day performance + setup confluence. Per-channel min_signal_quality setting auto-skips weak signals. Score badge shows on every row in the signals list.

Consecutive-loss + equity DD circuit breakers — Pause new trades after N losses today. Close-all + halt if intraday DD ≥ X%. Counter resets at 00:00 UTC. Works on both EA and Cloud accounts.

Spread guard — Per-channel max_spread_pips. Skip the trade if the live spread is wider than your tolerance. Stops you eating slippage during illiquid moments.

Tax exports — IRS 8949 (US), MIFID II (EU), and HMRC SA108 (UK) CSV downloads on /account. Pick a year, click download. Filing is on you.

AI auto-journal on trade close — Toggle on Account → "Auto-journal". Claude writes a one-line journal entry for every closed trade with setup category + emotion tag + lesson. Weekly digest email on Mondays.

A new exit-intent modal now fires on marketing pages, offering visitors a free Signal Parsing Cheat Sheet (read it here) — 10 real Telegram and Discord signal formats decoded in 6 languages.

Captured emails get a day-3 follow-up to keep the conversation going for visitors who haven't signed up yet. Built on Resend + a Vercel cron — same stack as the existing weekly report email.

> Note (2026-05-27): the original launch of this feature offered a doubled trial length to lead-captured emails. We've since simplified to a single 3-day Starter trial for every new signup — the cheat sheet remains free for everyone.

The pricing toggle now opens on Annual instead of Monthly. First numbers visitors see: $25/mo Starter and $40/mo Pro with the "Save $120/yr" badge front-and-centre.

Why: annual subscribers churn 3-5× less than monthly because cancelling means losing 11 prepaid months psychologically. They also pay upfront, which improves cash flow. Monthly is still one click away for users who specifically want flexibility.

Pro plan gates

Before today, Starter and Pro had the same access — only Free was gated. Pro now genuinely unlocks:

• Binance & Bybit futures copying (/exchange-accounts)
• Signal Aggregator — combine multiple channels into a consensus feed
• Signal Marketplace — browse and publish public providers
• Paper Trading Mode
• Multi-broker — Starter caps at 1 broker account, Pro at 3, Lifetime at 10

Users who hit a gate see a friendly upgrade prompt with an "Upgrade to Pro" CTA, not a raw 402 error.

25% lifetime affiliate attribution

The /affiliates landing page promised 25% lifetime commission, but the plumbing wasn't connected — referred conversions weren't being credited. Now they are:

• A first-touch tjp_ref cookie is set when visitors land on a referral link
• On sign-in, the cookie is bound to the user's referral_code column
• Every PayPal subscription, 2Checkout order, and USDT payment now credits the affiliate
• Renewals also credit — the dedup is per payment event, not per user, so the "lifetime" promise is real

New public recruitment page at /affiliates. The program is open to anyone — no application, no review.

• 25% lifetime commission on every payment your referred users make, forever
• $50 minimum payout, paid monthly in USD (PayPal) or USDT (TRC20)
• Forever attribution via account-bound binding, not just a cookie window
• Higher payouts than Cornix (10–20%), 3Commas (20%, first year only), and TSC

Existing referrers were automatically bumped from 20% to 25%.

New public page at /live showing real signals being parsed and routed across the TradeJournal Pro network, refreshing every 15 seconds.

What's shown:

• Pair, direction, AI confidence, status (parsed / queued / executed / skipped)
• Execution latency in milliseconds
• Source type (Telegram / Discord / TradingView webhook / exchange)

What's deliberately hidden:

• All prices, lot sizes, account IDs, user IDs

The feed is proof of life, not a copy feed — competitors can't free-ride on it. The source channel name is shown because the public /leaderboard already exposes it (consistent privacy model).

/pricing is now a full standalone page targeting high-intent comparison traffic ("TSC vs", "Cornix vs", "3Commas vs").

What's on it:

• Reuses the existing pricing toggle (Free / Starter / Pro, monthly + annual)
• 21-row side-by-side comparison vs TSC Infinity, Cornix, and 3Commas
• 30-day money-back banner
• 8 pricing-specific FAQs (refund, cancel, crypto payment, plan-upgrade prorating, why we differ from each competitor)
• JSON-LD Product and FAQPage schema for rich SERP results

TSC pricing was verified directly from their site — they're now subscription-based ($29/mo annual or $399 lifetime) rather than the $89 one-time license many old reviews still cite.