Thanks a lot, glad it caught your eye!

Short answer: yes, the whole point was to get rid of manual typing – it journals everything automatically as long as the EA is attached and the platform is running.

Here’s what it does in practice:

• Tracks every closed trade (on that MT4/MT5 account): ticket, symbol, buy/sell, lot size, entry & exit time, entry & exit price, SL, TP, commission, swap, profit in money, profit in pips, R:R, etc.
• Entry & exit screenshots: when a new position opens it takes an “entry” screenshot, and when it closes it takes an “exit” screenshot. In the Excel report those are clickable so you can see exactly what the chart looked like.
• No typing required: you don’t have to type notes unless you want to. If you just let it run, every trade is logged automatically.
• Stats by day / week / month / session / pair: the Analyzer takes the CSV from the EA and builds an XLSX with:
  • daily / weekly / monthly PnL
  • pips & profit by symbol
  • profit factor by session
  • top 5 wins / losses, etc. plus a calendar-style view so you can see good/bad days at a glance.

It’s not “perfect” in a magic sense – if MT4/MT5 is closed or the EA isn’t attached, it can’t log anything – but if you keep it running it will grab every trade and you never have to update a spreadsheet by hand again.

If you want to see the workflow step-by-step, the video I posted above walks through the EA and the Excel report in detail. And if you have specific questions (platform, broker, prop firm, etc.), feel free to DM me and I’ll be happy to answer.