EdgeDojo vs Edgewonk: Two Psychology-First Trading Journals Compared

EdgeDojo and Edgewonk agree on the important thing: the trader, not the setup, is the variable that decides your results. They disagree on how much work it should take to measure that, and on what it should cost. This page is for the trader weighing the two.

The short version

• Pick EdgeDojo if you want the discipline loop, plan, score, review, in a habit that takes minutes a day, with universal import, every asset class, and no cost.
• Pick Edgewonk if you trade MetaTrader forex, want a per-trade emotional gauge, and will reliably fill in detailed forms for every trade.
• Both are psychology-first, both skip replay and backtesting on purpose, and neither has a native mobile app.

At a glance

Edgewonk pricing: $197 billed every 16 months (about $148/yr); no monthly plan; 14-day money-back guarantee. Checked September 2026; confirm current plans on their site.

Where EdgeDojo is the better pick

• Cost and commitment. EdgeDojo is free during open beta, no card required, and beta accounts stay free after paid plans launch. Edgewonk asks for $197 up front for 16 months of software you have never used, with a 14-day window to change your mind and no monthly plan.
• A habit you will keep. EdgeDojo's diary is one screen per session: pre-plan, mood, catalysts, expectations, takeaways, and an A to F score plotted against P&L. Edgewonk's insight depends on detailed per-trade entry, which is exactly what tilted traders stop doing.
• API connections and integrations with 90+ brokers and exchanges. Connect Interactive Brokers, tastytrade, Alpaca, Coinbase, Kraken, Bybit, OKX, and more with a read-only API key, or Hyperliquid with a wallet address, and EdgeDojo syncs your trades every day at the time you choose.
• Universal smart import. Any broker or exchange export is paired and priced automatically. Edgewonk covers about 30 platforms by file, with an Excel template as the fallback for everything else.
• Every asset class, including perps. EdgeDojo groups multi-leg options on import and syncs Hyperliquid perps from your wallet address. Edgewonk's roots are in forex, and perps are not part of the product.
• A modern interface. Edgewonk has improved, but it still reads as desktop software. EdgeDojo is fast and visual.

Where Edgewonk is the better pick

• Tiltmeter. A running emotional gauge per trade that flags when you are trading on tilt. EdgeDojo records mood once per session.
• Edge Finder. Edgewonk scans your journal for statistically meaningful patterns and surfaces them. EdgeDojo gives you the filters and the charts; you find the pattern.
• MetaTrader auto-sync. If your broker runs MT4 or MT5, Edgewonk pulls trades in automatically. EdgeDojo imports MetaTrader history exports by file.

Pricing

EdgeDojo is free during open beta with full access. Edgewonk is one plan at $197 billed every 16 months on its current promotion, about $148 a year, with no monthly option and a 14-day money-back guarantee.

Switching from Edgewonk

Export your trades from Edgewonk to CSV or Excel and drop the file into EdgeDojo's universal import. Trades arrive paired with P&L. Your Tiltmeter and diary history does not transfer; start scoring sessions in EdgeDojo from day one and you will have a comparable record within a month.

Bottom line

Edgewonk built the case that psychology belongs in a trading journal, and it still has the deepest per-trade emotional tooling. EdgeDojo keeps that idea, cuts the daily effort to minutes, imports from anywhere, covers perps, and costs nothing. See the full roundup of Edgewonk alternatives, or join the free beta and score your next five sessions.