EdgeDojo vs Tradervue: A Modern Free Journal vs the Veteran

Tradervue has been journaling trades longer than almost anyone. EdgeDojo is a modern, focused journal that covers every asset class, imports from any broker, and is free during open beta. This page is for the trader deciding whether the veteran is still worth $30 to $50 a month.

The short version

• Pick EdgeDojo if you want a clean, current interface, crypto and perps alongside your stocks and options, a daily diary that scores your discipline, and no bill.
• Pick Tradervue if you trade only stocks, options, futures, or forex and you lean on its exit analysis or TradingView chart overlays every week.
• Both pair fills automatically, attach screenshots and notes, and let you filter performance by setup and time.

At a glance

Tradervue pricing: Free for 30 trades/mo; Silver $29.95/mo or $323.46/yr; Gold $49.95/mo or $479.52/yr. Checked September 2026; confirm current plans on their site.

Where EdgeDojo is the better pick

• Cost. EdgeDojo is free during open beta, no card required, and beta accounts stay free after paid plans launch. Tradervue's free plan caps you at 30 trades a month; past that it is $323 to $480 a year.
• Every asset class. Tradervue covers stocks, options, futures, and forex. EdgeDojo adds crypto and perpetual futures, with a native Hyperliquid integration that syncs perps fills from your wallet address.
• 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 works. Fills are paired, P&L is calculated, and multi-leg options are grouped, with no compatibility list to check.
• A modern interface. Reviewers consistently describe Tradervue as dated and cluttered. EdgeDojo is fast, visual, and built to be opened every evening.
• Trader psychology. A daily diary with pre-plan, mood, catalysts, and an A to F session score plotted against P&L, plus strategy checklists that show whether you followed your rules. Tradervue offers notes.

Where Tradervue is the better pick

• Exit analysis. Tradervue Gold models alternative exits and tells you what a different rule would have made. EdgeDojo tracks stop and target per trade but does not run what-if exits.
• Charts. Entries and exits plotted on TradingView charts inside the journal. EdgeDojo relies on your uploaded screenshots.
• Community. Tradervue has a long-running trade-sharing community with mentor features. EdgeDojo has none.

Pricing

EdgeDojo is free during open beta with full access. Tradervue is free for 30 trades a month, then $29.95 a month or $323.46 a year for Silver, and $49.95 a month or $479.52 a year for Gold, which is where exit analysis and risk reports live. Billing and cancellation complaints are a recurring theme in Tradervue's public reviews, so read the terms.

Switching from Tradervue

Export your trades from Tradervue as a CSV and drop the file into EdgeDojo's universal import. Your history arrives as paired trades with P&L, ready for the dashboard. Notes and screenshots need to be re-attached by hand.

Bottom line

Tradervue is reliable, and reliability is the floor. EdgeDojo clears it with a modern interface, every asset class, a real diary, and no subscription. If exit analysis or TradingView overlays are the reason you pay for Gold, Tradervue keeps its case. Otherwise see the full roundup of Tradervue alternatives, or join the free beta and import your Tradervue export today.