Exchange Sync
Bybit + Hyperliquid, read-only. Your history in minutes.
It fills itself — then shows you what's costing you, and when not to trade.
A real demo account: winning over half its trades — and still losing money.

Read-only Bybit API key or Hyperliquid wallet address — 30 seconds
All trades imported, auto-updated
What worked, what was a mistake
Better month by month, in measurable steps
Bybit + Hyperliquid, read-only. Your history in minutes.
Structure into every trade.
Calculate position before you click "Buy".
See how close each trade came to the liquidation wall — at your real leverage.
Make every mistake visible.
Connect Bybit or Hyperliquid. PerpLog breaks every trade down by funding and fees — line by line, until the number matches your wallet. No ordinary journal shows you this.
Clean idea, clean risk — but no trade management: ran to +1.90R, out at −0.38R. Gave back 2.28R.
I moved the stop under the breakout candle because price felt safe. The original plan allowed for this pullback — it never needed the protection.
See yourself measurably improve.
Free is enough to journal. Pro takes you deeper.
14 days of full Pro — no credit card. Free forever after.
Prices in EUR. Other currencies available at checkout.
Includes 14 days of full Pro — then free forever, no card.
Everything in Free, plus:
Cancel anytime, no lock-in — keep Pro until your period ends.
What people ask us most.
TradeZella and Tradervue are multi-asset tools — stocks, options, futures, crypto in one. PerpLog is specialized on one thing: Bybit USDT perpetuals. Two concrete consequences: funding payments are properly aggregated to the trade instead of disappearing as "misc fees", and if you set rules on a strategy (SL required? Risk within limit?), the Setup Compliance Engine automatically checks every closed trade against them. If you only trade Bybit perps, you want crypto-specific.
Bybit (USDT perpetuals, read-only API key) and Hyperliquid (perps, read-only wallet address — no keys at all) are supported, including Hyperliquid's builder-deployed markets. dYdX and Binance are not; depth over breadth — more exchanges only once they're done properly.
If you actually maintain it and extract patterns from it — yes, then you don't need PerpLog. What Excel doesn't do: aggregate funding payments to trades, compute MFE/MAE excursions, cluster trades by time-of-day or setup, or ask you at trade close whether it broke your own rules. PerpLog automates the bookkeeping so you can spend the time on pattern work, not table work.
Up to 2 years back — that's Bybit's API limit, not ours. On first sync, PerpLog pulls all executions in that window and organizes them into trades including funding, fees, and multi-entry positions. After that, sync runs incrementally.
Yes, fully. Trade Detail has its own mobile view with tab switching (Overview, Chart, Review, Journal, Context). No native iOS/Android apps — the mobile browser is intentionally good enough so you can review on the couch on weekends.
Two layers: API keys are stored encrypted with AES-256-GCM, and the master key is not in the database. More importantly: your Bybit key only needs read-only permission. PerpLog can never execute trades on your behalf — even if the key were fully compromised.
Solo developer, German Bybit trader. No VC, no investor roadmap, no quarterly OKRs. Upside: features ship in the order that makes sense for active traders — many roadmap items come straight out of my own review sessions. Downside: no 24/7 support team. Bug reports and feature requests come straight to me.
Trade export as CSV is included in the Free plan — you can pull your full data out at any time, no lock-in, no Pro paywall in front of your own history. If PerpLog ever shuts down, you'll get 30 days notice by email with a final export link.
Find out if you do too. Free, read-only, connected in two minutes.