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About ThesisTrack

ThesisTrack is a personal investment thesis journal for recording why you made an investment decision, what risks you saw, and what you learned after the result became clear. Instead of only tracking price changes, ThesisTrack helps you keep the reasoning behind each investment in one place. Use ThesisTrack to: • Record investment theses for stocks, ETFs, crypto-related ideas, and other assets • Save your core assumptions, key risks, and invalidating conditions • Set review dates so you come back to your original reasoning • Review closed or exited investments and record what actually happened • Track decision patterns over time, including repeated mistakes and overlooked risks • Search common U.S. stock and ETF symbols when creating a new thesis • Export your records when needed ThesisTrack is designed for personal journaling, learning, and reflection. It does not provide financial advice, investment recommendations, price predictions, guaranteed returns, or automated trading services. Investing involves risk. Please make your own decisions.

App privacy

The developer, 宇杰 游, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

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The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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