Edgelog Trading changelog
A concise record of meaningful product changes. Dates describe when an update was prepared for release; availability can vary while a deployment rolls out.
September 2026 — Model Context Protocol (MCP) AI integration
Launched a read-only Model Context Protocol (MCP) beta for compatible remote clients. One-time Bearer keys are stored only as SHA-256 hashes; the tools expose sanitized closed trades and summary metrics while excluding broker credentials, journal notes, open positions, and execution.
September 2026 — Interactive demo
Added a read-only interactive preview with 120 synthetic trades. Visitors can explore dashboard filters, analytics, calendar, journal entries, and playbook data without creating an account or connecting credentials. Demo changes are blocked and real signed-in accounts stay separate.
September 2026 — Planning calculators
Added a futures position-size calculator and an equity curve scenario simulator, joining the options profit calculator released in July. They run in the browser and help traders examine sizing, payoff scenarios, expectancy, and possible drawdown ranges before a trade or review.
August 2026 — Safer import and review workflow
CSV imports now preview new and skipped rows, retain an import batch, and support reverting the latest import from Settings. The journal and calendar help keep trade context, notes, and daily results together for review.
June 2026 — Edgelog launches
Edgelog launched as a free trading journal with MT4/MT5 EA sync, read-only Binance, Bybit and OKX sync, CSV/Excel imports, setup and mindset journaling, playbooks, and performance analytics.
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A safe, interactive look at the product.
The demo uses 120 fixed sample trades and preserves realistic dashboard, analytics, calendar, journal, and playbook views. It is read-only by design.
Three browser-based calculators for practical decisions.
Use futures position sizing for tick-risk calculations, options payoff for scenario planning, and the equity curve simulator to explore expectancy and drawdown outcomes.
Import, context, and analysis stay together.
Import previews distinguish new from skipped rows and the latest batch can be reverted. Tags, notes, calendar views, playbooks, and analytics make the review loop easier to repeat.