Read a screen, then check the rows
Upload up to five PNG or JPG images from a supported Indian broker trade screen. AI extracts visible symbols, quantities, prices and timestamps into a review queue. Extraction can make mistakes; compare every row with your original before saving.
What screenshot import supports today
Screenshot execution import is currently limited to Indian-market accounts. Forex and crypto screenshots do not provide a sufficiently reliable contract and currency model for this flow. Use closed-position statements or mapped files for those accounts.
Keep the important fields visible
Include the full table, dates, prices and quantities. Crop unrelated personal information, avoid overlapping popups and include all fills needed to close a position. Low-confidence fields and possible duplicates need your review; neither a confidence score nor a screenshot guarantees accuracy.
Choose a file for larger histories
A broker statement or CSV/Excel mapping is usually easier to reconcile for a full month. Once supported executions are committed, they join your journal, mistake tags and AI reviews.
Frequently asked questions
How many screenshots can I upload at once?
Up to 5 images (PNG or JPG) in one go — enough for a full day's positions or history screen across a couple of scrolls.
What if the AI misreads a number?
Every field it isn't confident about is highlighted in the review queue before anything saves, so you catch a misread quantity or price the same way you'd catch a typo — by looking at it once, not by trusting it blindly.
What stops me from importing the same screenshot twice?
Duplicate fills are detected automatically and flagged in the review queue, so re-uploading an overlapping screenshot or the same screen twice doesn't double your trade count.
Which platforms is this actually built for?
Screenshot import is available for Indian-market accounts only. Review every extracted price, quantity and date before saving. Forex and crypto screenshots are currently unavailable; use a supported statement or mapped closed-position file with reported gross P&L and fees instead.