One piece of feedback I have is regarding how TradeZella handles notes when trades are merged.

Currently, if I import an open trade, add notes to it during the session, and then later import the closing execution, the merge process overwrites the existing notes with the notes from the most recently imported trade. In most cases, that means my original notes are permanently lost.

This is particularly frustrating because I like to journal my thought process while the trade is live rather than trying to remember everything afterwards. I've tried working around this by keeping notes elsewhere on the platform and copying them over later, but that quickly becomes confusing and defeats the purpose of having integrated journaling.

I think a much better approach would be for the merge logic to check whether either trade contains notes. If one version has notes and the other doesn't, it should preserve the version with notes. Even better, if both contain notes, it could prompt the user to choose which version to keep or merge the contents together.

It would also be incredibly useful to have the ability to unmerge trades or recover previous versions of notes. I've lost valuable journal entries multiple times due to accidental merges, and having some kind of note history or undo functionality would make the journaling experience much more reliable.

I imagine many traders who import positions while they're still open would benefit from this change.