Keeping records

[Rene]

How do you keep rack of your trades?

I was using a notebook. And that is still a great method.

I found a cool app called Airtable that is great for keeping detailed lists. And you can even add the photo of the card!

It even looks great on mobile!

 

[stuART]

ok i got it it looks nothing like your , now you will have to write a tutorial LOL

 

[Rene]

First, you have to choose all the bs at the beginning. It doesn't matter what you choose, because you don't need it. You have to add your own databases to it.

I deleted all of the default ones, since they are pointless.

The go and create a new base. This part is pretty self explanatory.



Then you need to give your table a work over. The Table tab is at the bottom.



Now change some of the stuff on the table.



For the custom fields, there are several options. There is even a video at the top that shows you how to do all the editing.



When you are done, there is a + at the bottom of your table to add a new record. That is where you add each individual trade.

 

[stuART]

omg did you do a course on this stuff lol ... thank you

 

[Rene]

Nah, I just push ALL the buttons on new stuff until I figure out what does what lol

 

[mistress]

This looks like a really neat app! I might have to see if I can use it, too. I might have to ask you a few questions, though.

 

[Rene]

Sure! Fire away.

 

[mistress]

I think my first question would be:

How do you get rid of the "bases" you don't want?

 

[Rene]

Made a quick screen capture. If you are using mobile, it's like this:



If you are using your browser, it's a little dropdown on the base icon.