FAQ
Common questions about Interactive Brokers imports, local storage, licensing, and how SimpleTradeLog works.
Today: SimpleTradeLog supports Interactive Brokers stock trades imported from .tlg trade logs and activity statement .csv files. Other exports (like .ofx/.qfx) aren’t supported yet.
Imported trades and deposits/withdrawals are stored on your computer. Account access, license status, billing, and anonymous product analytics use online services; analytics can be disabled in the app.
SimpleTradeLog is available for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Windows x64.
The desktop app supports English, German, and French.
Yes. Realized performance metrics are computed from the trades you import and include fees.
14 days. You can evaluate the Interactive Brokers import and review workflow before subscribing.
$89 per year or $9 per month, per machine. Both billing schedules include the same product.
Yes. You can manage or cancel your subscription from the customer portal.
Yes. You can export a backup JSON containing trades, deposits/withdrawals, and journal notes, then import it later (for example when moving to a new computer).
No. Your trades and cashflows stay local, but you still need an account and occasional online access for login, license validation, and billing.
Yes. Licenses are intended for one computer at a time, but you can transfer the license using a one-time code.
Still stuck?
Check Documentation or email support.