A TradingView trade recorder that clips every trade on its own

How TradeCut spots a TradingView trade

TradeCut reads TradingView's positions panel, whether you trade in the TradingView desktop app or in a browser on the same computer. When a position appears, the recorder flips from its quiet session mode to in-trade; when the position closes, the clip ends. The entry and the exit are marked for you.

There are no hotkeys and no scenes to switch. You click buy or sell exactly as you always do, and the recording follows the position rather than your memory.

What lands in your library after each trade

Every closed trade becomes a separate entry, not a timestamp buried in a recording. The clip carries the symbol, the direction, the time and the result read off the chart, and those facts become its caption.

• Filter the library by ticker, date or P&L
• Open any clip on the web from any browser once it has synced
• Delete the ones you never want to see again

Setting it up once

Install the desktop app for macOS or Windows, sign in, then choose the screen your charts are on and your trading hours. From then on TradeCut records only inside those hours and stays out of the way in the background. Nothing leaves your computer unless you turn on cloud sync.

From recorded trade to finished clip

Detection is the start. In the editor you can fast-forward a long hold from 5× to 100× while the entry and exit play at full speed, crop to the chart area once, and render in the cloud in vertical, square or wide format. Rendering happens on our servers, so your trading machine is not busy exporting video during market hours. Want to post the result? The social media guide covers formats and captions.