Comparison

A free Tradervue alternative without the trade caps

Tradervue is the elder statesman of trading journals — it has been around since 2011, and its free tier made it the default recommendation for years. But that free tier caps how many trades you can log per month, and the caps arrive fastest for exactly the people a journal helps most: active traders. Once you cross the limit, you are choosing between losing data and paying a monthly subscription.

Edgelog's answer is simple: unlimited trades, free. Add MT4/MT5 auto-sync via a native Expert Advisor and read-only Binance/Bybit sync, and forex and crypto traders get a journal that fits how they actually trade.

Feature comparison: Edgelog vs Tradervue
FeatureEdgelogTradervue
PriceFreeFree tier + paid plans (roughly $29–$49/mo at the time of writing)
Free plan trade limitUnlimitedCapped per month on the free plan
MT4/MT5 auto-syncYes — via free EAImport-based workflows
Crypto exchange syncBinance & Bybit (read-only API)Limited
Analytics on free tierFull analyticsAdvanced reports gated to paid plans
Setup playbook & mood tagsYesTagging (depth varies by plan)
Trade sharing communityNoYes — public trade sharing
FocusForex & cryptoStocks, futures, forex

Competitor details reflect publicly available information at the time of writing and may change — check their site for current plans.

What Tradervue does well

Tradervue's longevity is earned: it is reliable, its stock and futures import coverage is deep, and its public trade-sharing community is genuinely unique — if publishing annotated trades for feedback is part of your process, Tradervue has no direct substitute.

Why active forex and crypto traders outgrow it

The free plan's monthly trade cap is the crux. A scalper or an active crypto trader burns through it in days, and the analytics that make a journal worth keeping — the detailed reports — sit behind the paid tiers. You end up paying not for something new, but to remove limits on the thing you already do.

Edgelog inverts that: the full loop is free. Every MT4/MT5 position syncs automatically through the EdgelogSync EA (no manual imports after each session), Binance and Bybit history arrives over read-only API keys, and win rate, profit factor, equity curve, calendar, and per-setup breakdowns are not gated behind a plan.

Moving your history over

Export your trades from Tradervue or your broker as CSV, import into Edgelog, and your history joins the same analytics as everything the EA syncs going forward. Ten minutes, once. Start journaling free — no credit card, no trial clock, no trade limits.

Frequently asked questions

Does Edgelog limit how many trades I can log per month?

No. Unlimited trades and unlimited accounts on the free product — there is no cap to hit.

Can Edgelog import my Tradervue data?

Yes, via CSV. Export your trade history and import it in Edgelog; the trades flow into the same analytics as auto-synced ones.

Does Edgelog have a social/trade-sharing feature like Tradervue?

No — Edgelog is a private journal by design. Your trades and notes are visible only to you.

Is Edgelog good for stock traders?

Edgelog focuses on forex and crypto. Stock trades can come in via CSV, but if you need deep stock broker integrations, Tradervue is stronger there.

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