Bring your data in,
your way.
Direct broker APIs, six native CSV parsers, a generic column mapper, manual entry, and a Chrome extension on the way. No matter where you trade — Kaxse can read it.
Broker API
2 / 2
Real-time, read-only
CSV import
5 / 7
Native parsers + generic mapper
Manual
1 / 1
First-class trade entry
Extension
0 / 1
Coming soon
Every supported source
From real-time API to drag-and-drop CSV.
Alpaca
LiveDirect API connection
- Real-time fills + positions
- Read-only — Kaxse never places orders
- Paper + live accounts
Tradovate
LiveDirect API connection
- Real-time futures fills
- Cash balance + position snapshots
- Demo + live accounts
NinjaTrader
LiveTrade Performance CSV
- Account Performance → Trades → Export
- AM/PM timestamps handled
- Futures contract month suffixes parsed
TradeStation
LiveTrade History CSV
- Account → History → Export
- Fill-by-fill auto-paired into round-trips
- Multi-asset support (futures, equities, options)
MetaTrader 4 / 5
LiveDetailed statement CSV
- Account History → Save As → CSV
- Forex / CFD pairs detected automatically
- Commission + swap accounted in net P&L
Interactive Brokers
LiveFlex Query CSV
- Performance & Reports → Flex Queries
- Trades section auto-extracted
- Multi-asset (STK, FUT, OPT, CASH, CFD)
Generic CSV
LiveAny CSV — map your columns
- Auto-detects headers via keyword matching
- Three side modes: long/short, buy/sell, signed quantity
- Five date formats: ISO, US, EU, unix s, unix ms
Manual entry
LiveLog trades by hand
- First-class — not a fallback
- Same risk rules + AI coach apply
- Best for prop-firm-only traders
Rithmic
SoonNative parser in development
- Use Generic CSV in the meantime
- Rithmic-specific column auto-detection planned
TradingView
SoonBroker layout varies
- Broker-specific layouts — generic CSV works
- Native parser planned for the most common variants
Chrome extension
PlannedTradingView DOM observer
- Observe-only DOM scraping
- Pairing token + heartbeat
- For brokers without an API
How import works
Drop, preview, confirm.
01
Pick the source
Broker API connect (Alpaca / Tradovate), CSV upload, or manual. The platform picker auto-routes to the right parser.
02
Preview the trades
Parsed trades surface in a preview table with summary stats. Errors flagged per row. Generic CSV adds a column-mapping step before this.
03
Confirm + analytics fire
On confirm, sessions auto-create per trade date in NYSE timezone. R-multiple computed if you provided risk. Analytics fully populated.
Don't see your broker?
Generic CSV covers anything with a header row. Or use manual entry — it's a first-class path, not a fallback.