Master Tracker
Master Tracker vs TMI
TMI is a polished AI-first journal with paid plans at roughly $39–$69 a month. Master Tracker is the futures- and prop-firm-first alternative: the full AI layer in one $19.99 plan, true ROI on your evaluations, futures contract specs baked in, and stock-brokerage sync — with a free plan that includes unlimited accounts and full analytics.
Side by side
What matters most if you trade futures or run prop-firm evaluations.
| Master Tracker | TMI | |
|---|---|---|
| Free forever plan | ✓ Full journal & analytics, unlimited trades and accounts | Free plan with unlimited logging, capped at 2 accounts + limited AI |
| Built for prop-firm evaluations | ✓ True-ROI ledger: eval fees, resets, activations & payouts | General journal — no evaluation-cost ROI ledger listed |
| Futures contract specs built in | ✓ ES, NQ, MES, MNQ, GC, CL — auto P&L, points & R | Syncs futures platforms; MT4/MT5 focus leans forex |
| AI analysis of your own trading | ✓ In Pro ($19.99/mo) — reads your trades and written journal | ✓ AI-first design (a real strength) — on plans from ~$39/mo |
| Stock & options brokerage sync | ✓ SnapTrade read-only (Schwab + 20+ brokers) + smart CSV auto-detect | MT4/MT5, Tradovate, NinjaTrader, TradeLocker — no stock brokerages listed |
| Voice journaling | ✓ Speak your recap; AI structures it into a note | ✓ AI voice assistant |
| What you're paying for | Software only — journaling & analytics | Software; top tier also bundles live 1-on-1 sessions with their team |
| Starting price for the full toolkit | ✓ Free, then $19.99/mo · $199/yr | Roughly $39/mo (Pro) to $69/mo (top tier) |
| Best for | Futures & prop-firm traders | Traders who want an AI-heavy journal with human help available |
Why futures & prop-firm traders choose Master Tracker
True prop-firm ROI
Most journals show gross P&L. Master Tracker ledgers your evaluation fees, resets, activations and payouts — so you see your real return per firm, not a number that ignores what the challenge cost you.
The AI layer at half the price
TMI's paid plans run roughly $39–$69 a month. Master Tracker's AI analysis — built from your own trades, rule adherence, and the daily plans and recaps you actually write — is part of one $19.99/month plan ($199/year).
Futures-first, by design
Contract specs for ES, NQ, MES, MNQ, GC, CL and more are built in, so P&L, points and R-multiples calculate automatically — no spreadsheet of tick values, no manual math on micros.
Free where it counts
Unlimited trades and unlimited accounts, the full P&L calendar, expectancy and R-multiple analytics, strategy playbooks and prop-firm cost tracking are free forever — not capped at two accounts. Pro adds the AI layer and automatic broker sync.
To be fair to TMI: it's a polished, genuinely AI-first journal — an AI voice assistant, weekly AI reports, and live 1-on-1 sessions with their team on its top tier — and its MT4/MT5 sync makes it a natural pick for forex traders. Master Tracker is the better fit when your world is futures and prop-firm evaluations, when you also trade stocks or options through a brokerage, or when you want the AI layer without a $39–$69 monthly bill. Master Tracker sells software only — no sessions, courses or services — and its journal core is free.
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Questions
Is Master Tracker really free?
Yes. The core journal and analytics — unlimited trades and accounts, P&L calendar, expectancy and R-multiple stats, strategy playbooks, notebook and prop-firm cost tracking — are free forever. AI features and automatic broker sync are part of Pro ($19.99/month or $199/year).
Can I import my history from TMI or my broker?
Yes. Master Tracker's CSV import auto-detects columns from Tradovate, NinjaTrader, TopstepX, Thinkorswim and most platforms, and you can sync read-only from Charles Schwab plus 20+ brokers via SnapTrade. Manual entry is fast too, with live hold-time and planned risk-reward as you type.
Does Master Tracker support stocks and options?
Yes — equities and options work via CSV import, broker sync and manual entry (options use the correct ×100 contract multiplier). The product is tuned for futures and prop-firm workflows, but it isn't limited to them.