NinjaTrader Trading Journal, Import NT8 Executions & Analyze

Aurafy is a young, independent trading journal. It earns trust by keeping the local app usable without an account, making desktop data exportable, and being clear about which features are free and which require Pro.

Exporting from NinjaTrader 8

Right-click the Executions grid in Control Center → Export → save as CSV. That's it. NinjaTrader 8 uses a consistent column format across accounts, so no per-account configuration is needed. For the SuperDOM fills, the export option is in the SuperDOM settings menu.

How NT8 execution pairing works

Same FIFO stack as the Tradovate path, but the CSV columns are different. Aurafy detects the NT8 format automatically on drop and applies the correct column map. Each closed trade comes out with side, entry/exit prices, quantity, and times. Stop prices are not exported in the executions CSV, if you want R-multiples, either set stops manually after import or export your Orders log separately.

Multi-account imports

If you run multiple NT8 accounts (Sim101, a funded eval, a live account), Aurafy separates them on import based on the Account column. Each account maps to an Aurafy account so your stats don't mix sim with live. You can rename accounts later without breaking the link.

What about TopStep, Apex, or other NT-based prop firms?

These firms route through NinjaTrader with a broker adapter (usually Rithmic or CQG). The executions export format is identical, so the import works the same. The prop firm journal page covers the multi-account workflow for TopStep and Apex specifically.