Setting up the MT4 sync (about 3 minutes)
- Create a free Edgelog account and copy your personal sync key from Settings
- Download the EdgelogSync EA and drop it into your MT4
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- In MT4, enable Tools → Options → Expert Advisors → Allow WebRequest for the Edgelog URL
- Attach the EA to any chart, paste your sync key, and click OK
That is the whole setup. The EA watches your account and posts each closed position to your journal — including pending orders that filled, partial closes, swap, and commission. It places no trades and reads nothing but your own account history.
What your MT4 history looks like inside Edgelog
Each synced ticket becomes a full journal entry: the raw execution data arrives pre-filled, and you layer on what MT4 cannot know — the setup tag from your playbook, a chart screenshot, notes on the execution, a mood tag. The analytics then work across everything: win rate by pair, profit factor by setup, session breakdowns, equity curve, and a P&L calendar.
Multiple MT4 accounts, one journal
Running a live account, a demo for a new strategy, and a prop-firm challenge? Attach the EA on each terminal and journal them side by side in one Edgelog workspace, keeping each account's analytics separate. This is where hand-kept spreadsheets collapse — and where per-account pricing on paid journals gets expensive fast. Edgelog is free either way.
Already have years of MT4 history?
Right-click in MT4's Account History, save your statement, and import it into Edgelog as a file. Your backlog gets the same analytics as newly synced trades, so your stats start from your real history — not from zero. Start journaling free — no credit card, no trial clock, no trade limits.