Download The JournalDock Apps
This page gives traders the key files they need to connect MT5 and start building a verified track record. Both the MT5 connector and the MT5 EA below are now connected directly to your public Google Cloud Storage bucket.
Installer Library
Public downloads for traders using the platform.
JournalDock MT5 Connector
Installer for the MT5 sync app that links a trader's local MT5 terminal to JournalDock.
File: JournalDock-MT5-Connector-Installer.exe
JournalDock VPS Connector
Simple Windows control app for starting and stopping the JournalDock MT5 background connector.
File: JournalDock-VPS-Connector-Installer.exe
JournalDock Linux Connector
Linux connector package for syncing MT5 EA exports from Wine/Ubuntu to JournalDock.
File: journaldock-linux-connector.tar.gz
JournalDock Linux Connector Guide
Setup guide for installing and running the JournalDock Linux connector with MT5 through Wine.
File: journaldock-linux-connector-readme.md
JournalDock MT5 EA
Expert Advisor file for MetaTrader 5 that exports broker activity for JournalDock sync.
File: TradeBookBridgeEA.ex5
Linux Connector Guide
Read and copy these setup steps directly from this page.
JournalDock Linux Connector This package runs the JournalDock MT5 connector on Linux Desktop or an Ubuntu VPS with a desktop environment. It is designed for MT5 running through Wine. The connector reads the JournalDock MT5 EA export files and sends them to the JournalDock website API. What Users Need - Ubuntu Desktop or Ubuntu VPS with a desktop session - MT5 installed through Wine - JournalDock MT5 EA attached to an MT5 chart - A JournalDock connector token from MT5 Pilot, or one sent by admin Install tar -xzf journaldock-linux-connector.tar.gz cd journaldock-linux-connector/linux chmod +x install-linux-connector.sh ./install-linux-connector.sh Configure journaldock-linux-connector configure The setup asks for: - JournalDock API URL - Connector token - MT5 EA export folder The common Wine export folder is usually: ~/.mt5/drive_c/users/$USER/AppData/Roaming/MetaQuotes/Terminal/Common/Files/tradebook_bridge If MT5 was installed with a normal Wine prefix, try: ~/.wine/drive_c/users/$USER/AppData/Roaming/MetaQuotes/Terminal/Common/Files/tradebook_bridge Move The JournalDock EA Into MT5 On Linux/Wine If the JournalDock EA was downloaded into the Linux Downloads folder, first find the exact MT5 Expert Advisors folder: find ~ -type d -path "*MQL5/Experts" 2>/dev/null Then copy the EA into the Experts folder. For a normal Wine install, this is usually: cp ~/Downloads/TradeBookBridgeEA.ex5 ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/MetaTrader\ 5/MQL5/Experts/ If your find command shows a different Experts folder, copy into that exact folder instead. Example: cp ~/Downloads/TradeBookBridgeEA.ex5 "/path/from/find/command/MQL5/Experts/" If the EA file name is slightly different, check the Downloads folder with: ls ~/Downloads After copying the EA: 1. Open MT5 2. Go to Navigator 3. Right-click Expert Advisors 4. Click Refresh 5. Attach the JournalDock EA to a chart Start and Stop journaldock-linux-connector start journaldock-linux-connector stop journaldock-linux-connector status Logs are stored at: ~/.journaldock-connector/connector.log Config is stored at: ~/.journaldock-connector/connector-config.json Optional Auto Start systemctl --user enable journaldock-connector.service systemctl --user start journaldock-connector.service To stop auto-start: systemctl --user disable journaldock-connector.service systemctl --user stop journaldock-connector.service Important Keep MT5 open, logged in, and running with the JournalDock MT5 EA attached to a chart. The Linux connector cannot read trades if the EA is not exporting account_state.json and trade_state.json.
What Traders Need
Windows PC
MT5 installed and running
A JournalDock connector token from MT5 Pilot
Cloud Download Ready
The live files are currently being served from these bucket URLs:
https://storage.googleapis.com/journaldock-public-downloads/JournalDock-MT5-Connector-Installer.exe
https://storage.googleapis.com/journaldock-public-downloads/TradeBookBridgeEA.ex5
If you upload newer installer versions later, we only need to update the downloads config.
Run MT5 on a VPS for better uptime
For more reliable MT5 syncing, traders may choose to run MT5 on a VPS. InterServer VPS plans start from $10 per month, with larger plans available for traders who want to run MT5 more comfortably.