Stats, export & import
The header stat cycle, copy to clipboard, XLSX download and direct import.
Rafale keeps score while you decide, including on the trades you did not take, and then hands everything to Afterburner in one click. Here is the full scoreboard and every way to get data out.
The header stat cycle
The number next to the RAFALE title is a live scoreboard. Click the title zone to cycle through eight readings:
| View | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Total R | Net R across taken trades, green or red by sign. The default view. |
| WR | Win rate of your taken trades. |
| W / L | Taken wins and taken losses, side by side. |
| Sk-W / Sk-L | Skipped winners and skipped losers. The honesty meter for your discretionary filter. |
| $ | The session's net PnL in dollars. |
| MDD | Max drawdown of the session, in R. |
| EXP | Expectancy: average R per taken trade. |
| PF | Profit factor: gross wins over gross losses. |
Hold the title to copy your stats
Press and hold the RAFALE title (about a second; it glows green) and the full stat block is copied to your clipboard as clean shareable text: symbol and timeframe, Total R, winrate, taken, skipped, max DD, expectancy, profit factor, net USD, the trade count and the date range. Paste it straight into Discord to share a session. It works during a session and from any archived session's details view.
Why skipped trades matter
Your filter is only worth keeping if the trades it rejects perform worse than the ones it accepts. If Sk-W piles up while your taken trades tread water, the filter is subtracting value, and Rafale is the only place you would ever see it. Afterburner keeps this data too: set the journal's Taken chip to Only Skipped (or All Trades) to analyze your skipped setups like any other set. A decision you regret can be flipped later: click TAKEN or SKIPPED on the trade's page.
Download XLSX
- One click exports the session in exactly Afterburner's template format: Date, Time, Exit Date, Exit Time, Symbol, Exchange, Timeframe, Direction, PnL, Trade Taken, Notes, and the chart's timezone in IANA format.
- Pick a period. From a past session's details, the download opens a small calendar first: select a date range to export just that slice, or take the full file. Handy for sharing one week out of a three-month session.
- Notes ride along. Everything you typed on trades, plus any honesty stamps, exports in the Notes column.
Import to Afterburner, directly
The Import to Afterburner button skips the file entirely: Rafale builds the session file and pushes it straight into the journal of the account you are signed in with. No download, no drag and drop.
- The label knows the state. A session never imported reads Import to Afterburner; one already in your journal reads Update import. Updating replaces the previous copy, so re-importing after finishing a few more trades never duplicates anything. Delete the import inside Afterburner and the button offers a fresh import again.
- Same fingerprint logic as the app : in Afterburner's Settings the session appears in the imported files list with a Rafale badge.
- If it fails, the button says so and explains why (usually not being signed into the same account, or a lapsed subscription).
Session hygiene
Import each session on its own and use the journal's File filter to judge it in isolation, or file it into a strategy folder for the aggregate picture. Both take seconds.