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Free Activity Journal

Free activity journal for logging sports entries and combos you have already made.

Activity Journal

Log entries you have already made and review them over time

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Net Profit/Loss from Entries

+$1,850.00

$2,050.00 won$200.00 lost
Pending

2

Successful

2

Failed

1

Success Rate

67%

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SOL

Solana ecosystem growth

Pending
Crypto
πŸ‘€
John(Friend)
Entry
$95.00
Tipper Target
$150.00
Your Target
$130.00
Platform: Coinbase
Waiting for the next bull run
Added Sep 12, 2026
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ETH

ETF approval play

Pending
Crypto
⭐
CryptoKing(Influencer)
Entry
$2,800.00
Tipper Target
$4,000.00
Your Target
$3,500.00
Platform: Binance
Long-term hold
Added Sep 14, 2026

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How to Use the Activity Journal

How to Use the Activity Journal

The Activity Journal helps you manually record entries you have already made across sports, stocks, and crypto, and note where the idea came from, such as friends, Reddit, Twitter, or YouTube. Review your record over time and add results directly to your bankroll.

  1. Add a new entry with the source type (friend, Reddit, Twitter, etc.)
  2. Enter the source name and optional profile link
  3. Specify the asset (stocks/crypto) or event (sports)
  4. Add target prices or predictions as provided by the tipper
  5. Mark entries as won or lost when the outcome is known
  6. Add results to your bankroll tracker with one click

Benefits of Keeping a Journal

Measure Success Rates

See your record over time, broken down by where each idea came from.

Filter by Source

Easily filter entries by source to review your record for each one.

Bankroll Integration

Add results directly to your bankroll tracker with one click.

Multi-Category Support

Log entries for stocks, crypto, and sports all in one place.

Supported Entry Sources

πŸ‘€Friend
πŸ‘ͺFamily
πŸ”΄Reddit
𝕏Twitter/X
⭐Influencer
▢️YouTube
✈️Telegram
πŸ’¬Discord
πŸ’‘Other
Frequently Asked Questions

How do I keep a useful record of my sports entries?

Record every entry you make with details like the event, your selection, payout rate, and amount. Manually logging each entry makes you pause and creates a searchable history. Our journal lets you categorize by sport, source, and status so you can review your record over time.

What is ROI and how do I calculate it?

ROI (Return on Investment) measures your profit or loss relative to the total amount spent. The formula is: ROI = (Total Profit / Total Amount Spent) x 100. For example, if you spent $1,000 total and your net result is $50, your ROI is 5%. Reviewing ROI over time helps you understand where your money is actually going.

Should I track entries in units or dollars?

Tracking in units (where 1 unit = a fixed percentage of your bankroll, typically 1-2%) makes results comparable across different amounts. However, tracking actual dollar amounts is also valuable for understanding your real profit and loss. Our journal supports both approaches.

How do I calculate my win rate?

Win rate is simply the number of won entries divided by total settled entries, expressed as a percentage. For example, if 55 out of 100 entries were won, the win rate is 55%. Note that win rate alone does not tell the full story β€” the payout rate on each entry matters just as much, so reviewing your net profit and loss gives a clearer picture.

What is a combo entry and how do I log one?

A combo joins multiple individual selections into one entry. Every selection must win for the combo to pay out. Our journal supports combos with 2-5 selections, letting you record each selection and the overall outcome. This helps you see how combos have affected your overall results.

Responsible Tracking

This tool is designed to help you manually record and review your own entries for self-awareness and accountability. We do not encourage trading or spending based on other people's ideas. Always do your own research and only spend what you can afford to lose. Keeping a clear record helps you notice patterns and costly habits.