What's New in Doji Works: Advanced Filters, MT5 Integration, and More
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March has been a building month. Less talking, more shipping. Here's a full rundown of what landed in Doji Works this month, plus a hint at what's coming next.
Journal Table View
The journal now has a full table view with sortable columns: Date, Pair, Direction, Outcome, P&L, R:R, Setups, and Rating.
Click any column header to sort. Click a row to expand and see the full trade detail, including your notes, entry and exit prices, and any tags you added. It's a faster way to scan your history when you're doing a weekly review or looking for patterns across a large set of trades.
If you've been using the card view since day one, give the table a try. A lot of traders find it easier to spot outliers when everything is in a flat list.
Advanced Filters
This is the feature most people have been asking for. The filter panel now includes:
Date presets: Today, This week, This month, Last 30 days, Last 3 months, This year. One click instead of manually setting a range.
Setup and tag filtering: MultiDropdown lets you filter by one or more setups or tags at the same time. Filter for all trades tagged "FVG + BOS" in one go.
R:R range: Set a minimum and maximum R:R to narrow in on specific trade quality ranges.
P&L toggle: Filter for only profitable trades or only losing ones. Useful when you want to study what your winners and losers have in common.
Day of week: See how your performance varies across Monday through Friday. If you're underperforming on Tuesdays, this is how you find that out.
Every filter updates the stats bar at the top in real time, so your win rate, average R:R, and total P&L always reflect exactly the trades you're looking at. No stale numbers.
MT5 EA Integration
You can now connect MetaTrader 5 directly to Doji Works.
Head to the Integrations page, download the EA file, and follow the step-by-step install guide. Once the EA is attached to a chart in MT5, your trades sync automatically. Opens, closes, partial exits, all of it flows into your journal without manual entry.
If you're running MT5 for prop firm accounts or your own live account, this removes the friction of logging trades by hand. More trades logged means better data, and better data means more useful analysis.
P&L Calendar
The P&L calendar gives you a monthly view of your daily performance. Each day shows your net P&L for that session, color-coded by result.
It's a simple view but a useful one. Patterns that are invisible in a trade list become obvious in calendar form. Strings of losing Mondays. Strong performance mid-week. A bad week that you've already mentally moved past but that shows up clearly in the data.
Zoom out once in a while. The calendar makes that easy.
What's Coming
A few things in progress worth flagging.
More broker and platform integrations are on the way. MT5 is the first, not the last. A weekly review flow is in the works, a structured prompt to help you extract lessons from the previous seven days rather than just logging and forgetting. Trade screenshot support is also coming, so you can attach chart images directly to entries.
Start Using It
If you haven't logged in recently, now's a good time. The table view, filters, MT5 sync, and P&L calendar are all live.