Your Trading Data, Your Control

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.

Why data ownership matters

A trading journal holds sensitive information: your instruments, timestamps, P&L history, losing streaks, and review notes. The fair deal is simple, you should be able to get all of it out whenever you want, and it should never be sold. Aurafy stores your data in encrypted Cloudflare storage and gives you a one-click CSV export of your entire history, so you are never locked in.

How storage works

When you journal at app.aurafy.dev, your trades, notes, and tags are saved to your account in Cloudflare's encrypted storage. There is nothing to install and nothing to back up manually, your data is there on any machine the moment you sign in. If you ever want a local copy, the CSV export hands you the whole history in seconds.

Export anytime, no lock-in

The CSV export covers every trade, with prices, fees, R-multiples, and tags. Open it in Excel, Google Sheets, or any tool you like; back it up to a cloud drive, USB, or version control. If Aurafy disappeared tomorrow, your trade history would still be fully accessible because you can always pull it out.

We never sell your data

Your trades, notes, screenshots, and recordings are yours. Aurafy does not sell your data, period. The web app may collect anonymous, aggregate product-health signals (app opens, import success/failure, trade-count totals) to keep the product working, but those never include your trade symbols, prices, P&L, notes, or recordings.

What about recordings?

Screen recording is handled by the free standalone Aurafy Recorder app (Mac, Windows, Linux). It writes the large video files to your own machine, so your recordings stay on your computer while the Recorder auto-links each one to the matching trades in your journal.