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Tradezella

All-In-One Trading Journal

About

TradeZella is a trading journal tool aimed at helping traders to level up their performance. The app collects data on users’ trading habits, processes it with its data analytics capabilities, and provides users with insightful statistics, feedback on their trading patterns, information on common trading mistakes, and educational content to upgrade their skills.

Connect your broker to Zella via API sync or CSV support, tag your previous trades, and start analyzing your reports on each trade to learn faster, make data-driven improvements, and become a consistently profitable trader.

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Client’s
location
New York
NY, USA
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Railsware
team
3 Engineers
1 Designer
1 Product Manager
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Timeline
June 2021
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Involvement

A mature trader Umar Ashraf reached out to us with an idea of a unique trading journal. Umar worked on his product for a year with two external teams. However, the results of that cooperation were insufficient - the product was unstable, had poor UX, lacked crucial functionality and test coverage.

Our team started the rescue mission by reshaping the development strategy and resetting the task priorities. We refactored code, significantly improved code test coverage, product stability and performance, and redesigned UI/UX. As a result, we got a working and stable product that quickly started growing in the number of new users.

Now, the work on the product continues. We regularly collect the users' feedback, plan and implement product improvements and new functionality.

Front-End
Back-End
Graphical Design
Interaction Design
Support
System Integration

Technologies

Ruby on Rails
Ruby
React
JavaScript
HTML5
Sass
Heroku
Sidekiq
PostgreSQL
BigQuery
AWS
New Relic
Webpack
Material UI

Integrations

Google Auth
Mailtrap
Stripe
Intercom
Interactive Brokers
Robinhood
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