Tradovate Chrome Extension Trading Journal
TradeRipper is a Chrome extension that lives on TradingView. It auto-captures your Tradovate trades, prompts psychology tagging, and syncs everything to a web dashboard with 14+ analytics charts.
Most trading journals are separate platforms that pull you away from your charts. You finish trading on TradingView, then have to context-switch to another app, another login, another interface. By the time you get there, the moment has passed.
TradeRipper takes the opposite approach. It lives directly on TradingView as a Chrome extension. A floating panel appears on your chart when a trade closes. You never leave TradingView. You never open another tab. The journal comes to you.
The extension also adds two buttons to TradingView's sidebar: one opens the floating panel on your chart, the other opens your full dashboard at traderipper.com in a new tab. Everything is accessible from where you already are.
What TradeRipper Gives You
- Floating panel on TradingView — never leave your chart
- Auto-capture with Tradovate on TradingView
- Real-time trading rules alerts (daily loss, max trades, consecutive losses)
- Economic news countdown in the panel
- One-click screenshot capture of your chart
- Works on Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, and Opera
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which browsers does the extension work on?
TradeRipper works on all Chromium-based browsers: Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, and Opera.
Does the extension slow down TradingView?
No. TradeRipper is lightweight and only activates when TradingView is open. It monitors your existing data connection — it doesn't add network requests or slow down charting.
Can I use the web dashboard without the extension?
Yes. The web dashboard at traderipper.com works independently. You can log trades manually or import CSVs. The extension adds auto-capture and real-time psychology tagging.