EdgeDojo vs Stonk Journal: Two Free Trading Journals Compared

Stonk Journal is the best-known free trading journal, and it deserves the reputation. EdgeDojo is also free during open beta, and it does the one thing Stonk Journal's free plan does not: import your trades from any broker and pair the fills for you. This page is for the trader choosing between two journals that will not send a bill.

The short version

• Pick EdgeDojo if you want to stop typing trades in, see R-multiples and expectancy by setup, keep a daily diary that scores your discipline, and journal perps from Hyperliquid.
• Pick Stonk Journal if you place a handful of trades a week, want an installable app that works offline, and are happy entering trades by hand.
• Both are free with unlimited trades, ad-free, and let you export and leave whenever you want.

At a glance

Stonk Journal pricing: Free with manual entry; Pro $10/mo adds CSV import, AI coach, and multi-account dashboard. Checked September 2026; confirm current plans on their site.

Where EdgeDojo is the better pick

• 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.
• Import that just works. Drop in any broker or exchange export and EdgeDojo pairs fills into trades, calculates P&L, and groups multi-leg options. Stonk Journal's free plan is manual entry only; CSV import is a $10 a month Pro feature, and even then it does not pair fills.
• Analytics past the basics. R-multiple distribution, expectancy and profit factor by strategy, performance by day of week and asset class, and every chart filterable by strategy, symbol, or date. Stonk Journal's stats stop at win rate, profit factor, and the calendar.
• A daily diary with a score. Pre-plan, mood, catalysts, expectations, takeaways, and an A to F grade per session, plotted against P&L. Stonk Journal has day notes and a per-trade confidence meter.
• Perpetual futures. EdgeDojo has a native Hyperliquid integration that syncs perps fills from your wallet address. Stonk Journal logs perps by hand.
• Strategy checklists. Define the criteria for a valid setup, check them per trade, and filter results by how many you met.

Where Stonk Journal is the better pick

• Offline and installable. Stonk Journal runs as a progressive web app that works without a connection and installs to your phone. EdgeDojo is a web app that works in a mobile browser.
• Fast manual entry. If you trade a few times a week and like typing trades in with smart defaults, Stonk Journal's form is quicker than exporting a file.
• AI coach. Stonk Journal Pro adds a conversational coach that logs trades and answers questions about your history. EdgeDojo has no AI features.

Pricing

Both are free. EdgeDojo is free during open beta with full access, no card required, and beta accounts stay free after paid plans launch. Stonk Journal's free plan is unlimited but manual; Pro at $10 a month adds CSV import, the AI coach, and an aggregated multi-account dashboard.

Switching from Stonk Journal

Export your trades from Stonk Journal as a CSV and drop the file into EdgeDojo's universal import. Everything arrives as paired trades with P&L. Your tags map to setups; screenshots need to be re-attached by hand.

Bottom line

Stonk Journal is the right free journal for a low-volume trader who does not mind typing. EdgeDojo is the right free journal for everyone else: import from any broker, deeper analytics, a daily diary that grades your discipline, and perps handled natively. See the full roundup of Stonk Journal alternatives, or join the free beta and import your Stonk Journal export in one upload.