Upload a broker export or custom file, let Smart Import map the columns, and review the result before your history becomes part of the journal.
LAST REVIEWED / AUG 14, 2026 • PRO FEATURE • FILE IMPORT, NOT LIVE BROKER SYNC
001 // SMART IMPORT
A FILE-BASED IMPORTER, NOT A LIVE BROKER CONNECTION.
Stonk Journal accepts uploaded broker exports and custom formats, then lets you review the column mapping before import. It does not claim continuous broker synchronization. That distinction matters for expectations, privacy, and troubleshooting.
SCHWAB
FIDELITY
E*TRADE
WEBULL
ROBINHOOD
INTERACTIVE BROKERS
CUSTOM FORMAT
EXPORT. UPLOAD. MAP. VERIFY.
01 / EXPORT FROM THE BROKER
Download the current trade-history export offered by the broker. Stonk Journal is not pulling data continuously from the account.
02 / UPLOAD THE FILE
Use Smart Import on Pro and provide the broker export or a custom trade file.
03 / LET THE IMPORTER MAP
Before importing, review the mapped columns because broker export formats can change.
04 / REVIEW THE JOURNAL
Check trade counts, dates, symbols, quantities, fees, multi-leg grouping, multipliers, and P&L before relying on the imported history.
IMPORT LIVES BESIDE THE JOURNAL IT FEEDS.
Your imported history stays with the same journal account, filters, stats, calendar, rules, and review tools you already use.
IF THE RESULT LOOKS WRONG
Compare the source export with the imported journal: column headers, date and time format, time zone, decimal format, quantities, fees, duplicate rows, option legs, and futures multipliers.
IMPORT LIMITS TO KEEP IN MIND.
The importer is designed for uploaded files. Review the output for broker-specific formatting, partial fills, fees, duplicate rows, time zones, and options or futures edge cases.
CURRENT PLAN / PRO
Smart Import is included with Pro. Manual trade logging, unlimited trades, and unlimited accounts remain available on Free.
TRADE IMPORT FAQ
Is this CSV import or live broker sync?
The current public workflow is file-based import from a broker export or custom format. It does not claim a continuous live broker connection.
Which broker exports are publicly listed?
Schwab, Fidelity, E*TRADE, Webull, Robinhood, Interactive Brokers, and custom formats are named on the current pricing page.
Should I review an import before using the data?
Yes. Compare counts, dates, symbols, quantities, fees, grouping, multipliers, and P&L with the source file—especially when a broker changes its export format.
Which plan includes Smart Import?
The current pricing page lists Smart Import on Pro. Verify current pricing and limits at signup.
BRING THE HISTORY. KEEP THE RECEIPTS.
STONK JOURNAL
Not financial advice. Past performance is not indicative of future snacks. Built by traders who lost money first.