Tradervue Reviews & Ratings

4.6/5

“The Most Honest Mirror of My Trading Performance”

Tradervue doesn’t let me hide from my mistakes. Every bad habit is visible in numbers. It’s the most honest trading tool I’ve ever used.

Pros : Shows brutally honest stats with no manipulation, forcing accountability.

Cons : Beginners may feel overwhelmed by the amount of data.

Switched from : Manual Trade Logs

Reason to switch : I switched because manual logs lacked automated performance feedback and accountability features.

4.5/5

“The Best Trading Journal I’ve Used for Self-Improvement”

Once I started journaling my trades in Tradervue, I clearly saw where I was losing money. The stats forced me to face my mistakes and improve my strategy.

Pros : Tradervue automatically imports trades, tracks P&L, win rate, and provides detailed performance analytics.

Cons : The interface feels slightly outdated compared to newer trading apps.

Switched from : Edgewonk

Reason to switch : I switched because Edgewonk required heavy manual data entry, while Tradervue allowed easy broker imports.

4.5/5

“A Bit Pricey but Worth It for Serious Traders”

I hesitated about the price at first, but after seeing my profitability improve due to better discipline, I realized it paid for itself.

Pros : Powerful analytics, trade replay, performance breakdowns, and cloud storage.

Cons : The free plan is very limited, and paid plans feel expensive to some users.

Switched from : Free Tools

Reason to switch : I switched because free tools lacked data depth and long-term performance insights.

4.5/5

“Detailed Performance Reports Revealed My Weak Spots”

I discovered my losing days mostly came from overtrading. These insights were impossible to see without Tradervue’s deep analytics.

Pros : Tradervue shows detailed metrics like expectancy, drawdown, average winner/loser, and streaks.

Cons : Advanced reports require higher-tier plans.

Switched from : Myfxbook

Reason to switch : I switched because Myfxbook focused mainly on forex and lacked multi-asset journaling.

4.5/5

“Great for Day Traders and Swing Traders Alike”

I trade both intraday and swing setups. Tradervue tracks both easily and lets me compare results across timeframes.

Pros : Supports stocks, options, futures, and forex trading with time-based and setup-based analysis.

Cons : Crypto exchange integrations are limited.

Switched from : TradingView

Reason to switch : I switched because TradingView focused more on charting and not structured trade performance analysis.

4.5/5

“Cloud-Based Access Is Very Convenient”

Whether I’m at home or traveling, I can log in and review my trading performance instantly. I’m no longer tied to one computer.

Pros : Tradervue is web-based and accessible from any device without installing software.

Cons : It depends heavily on internet connectivity.

Switched from : Desktop Journaling Software

Reason to switch : I switched because desktop tools restricted me to one system and lacked remote access.

4.5/5

“API and Data Import Tools Are Reliable”

I imported two years of past trades into Tradervue. Seeing my long-term performance trends helped me redesign my entire strategy.

Pros : Supports direct broker APIs and bulk CSV imports for historical data.

Cons : Initial setup for historical imports takes time.

Switched from : Broker Dashboards

Reason to switch : I switched because broker dashboards lacked cross-broker consolidated analytics.

4.3/5

“Auto-Import Feature Saved Me Hours of Manual Work”

Before Tradervue, I spent hours typing trades into spreadsheets. Now my trades sync automatically, and I can focus on analysis instead of data entry.

Pros : Tradervue integrates with many brokers and supports CSV imports for automated trade syncing.

Cons : Some smaller brokers require manual CSV formatting.

Switched from : Excel Spreadsheets

Reason to switch : I switched because Excel required full manual input and offered no built-in performance analysis.

4.3/5

“Tagging Trades Changed the Way I Analyze My Strategy”

I tag every trade by setup and emotion. Now I know exactly which strategies work and which fail under pressure.

Pros : Custom tags allow categorizing trades by setup, emotion, or market condition.

Cons : Over-tagging can make reports cluttered.

Switched from : TraderSync

Reason to switch : I switched because TraderSync’s tagging felt more limited and less flexible.

4.3/5

“Emotion Tracking Helped Improve My Discipline”

I log how I felt before every trade. Over time, I noticed emotional trades had the worst results. Tradervue helped me fix that habit.

Pros : Allows journaling trade psychology, emotions, and pre/post-trade notes.

Cons : Emotional notes still require manual entry.

Switched from : Paper Trading Journal

Reason to switch : I switched because handwritten logs were inconsistent and impossible to analyze statistically.