Hellenic Trading Log™ (Beta Release)
“The best tools are built alongside traders.”
Hellenic is a clean, straightforward options trading log designed to make it easy to record trades, review performance, and spot patterns over time.
This developmental version is free to use and built to stay fast and simple – without unnecessary features or clutter.
BUILT ALONGSIDE TRADERS
Hellenic Trading Tools, Inc. was founded by Peter Lenoci, an experienced options trader who set out to build the tool he couldn’t find. A clean, intuitive way to log trades and analyze results.
We believe that a powerful trading log can be more than a record keeping system. It’s a decision support tool designed to help traders recognize patterns, improve discipline, and make smarter moves.
Your Role
The current version includes the core functionality of the trading log – fast trade entry, clean organization, and simple review.
Users can submit feedback or feature requests through the feedback form. Submissions are reviewed and considered as the platform evolves.
Key capabilities:
- Log trades quickly and accurately
- Edit and review past trades
- View results on desktop or mobile
Share Feedback. SHAPE THE FUTURE.
Use our quick feedback form to report bugs or request new features. Every suggestion directly informs our next release.
To contact the founder directly, email ceo@hellenictradingtools.com.
Sign Up. Get Invited. Test New Tools First.
When you sign up for Hellenic, you’re automatically added to our beta list.
That means you’ll receive early access to new tools we’re actively building and testing – along with direct email invites to try them before wider release.
Right now, we’re preparing to release our first new tool beyond the trading log:
The Options Process Coach
A structured trade review system designed to help traders break down their execution based on process – not just profit or loss.
It focuses on:
• Setup quality
• Entry and exit decisions
• Rule adherence
• Execution consistency
Each submission produces structured feedback to help you identify where your process is strong – and where it needs refinement.
This isn’t about predicting trades.
It’s about improving how you execute them.
If you’re serious about tightening your process, you’ll want to be part of this.