The journal that fills itself in.

Connect your broker or prop firm once and every trade lands in your journal on its own. Then your AI analyst goes through them with you: what's working, what's costing you, and the habits behind both.

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Works with 500+ brokers and prop firms

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Every trade arrives on its own.

Works with 500+ brokers and prop firms. Your past trades and open positions import when you connect, and new ones keep coming in. No spreadsheets, no copying fills by hand.

Auto sync

Any MetaTrader broker or prop firm, from FTMO, FundedNext and The5ers to IC Markets, Pepperstone and Exness, plus TradeLocker brokers, IBKR, TopstepX, OANDA and the big crypto exchanges.

File upload

Export from your platform and drop the file in. We recognise the format and match fills into trades, even across files. Any CSV works too.

Coming soon

35+ stock brokers through a secure read-only link: you log in on your broker's own page and we never see the password.

All your accounts, one journal.

A prop challenge, a personal account and a crypto exchange, side by side. Look at all of them together, or pick one and every number on the page follows.

It has read every trade you've taken.

Most journals stop at the numbers. Yours keeps going: it looks for what's behind them, and only speaks up when your own trades back it up.

A bigger trade within 15 minutes of a loss · 7 times, −$1,240

Showing 3 of the 7 trades behind it

Habits, with the receipts

It spots revenge trades after a loss, bursts of overtrading, sizing up after a winning streak, holding losers while cutting winners, and stops you blew through. Each one comes with the trades that show it. No evidence, no comment.

How you got in, last 90 days

Your playbook, built for you

Every trade is tagged with how you got in (a breakout, a pullback, a level, the news) and how it ended, so you can see which setups actually pay you and which only feel like they do.

Why did my gold trades go wrong this month?

6 of your 9 gold losses came within 20 minutes of another loss. Outside those, you won 57% of your gold trades. The problem is timing, not the setup.

Ask about your markets

Ask about your own trading

“Why did my gold trades go wrong this month?” Your analyst answers from your own history, not from a generic lesson.

That's your 3rd trade in 12 minutes after a loss. The last two times this happened, the next trades lost $860.

A nudge before the repeat

When you start drifting into a pattern that has cost you before, it tells you once and leaves the decision with you.

Everything a journal should show you.

Net P&L, win rate, profit factor

And an edge score that rolls them into one number you can track.

A calendar of your trading

Every day and week at a glance, with its result and number of trades.

Every trade, in full

Entry, exit, size, time held and result, with your own notes alongside.

Analytics that find the leak

By instrument, long against short, day of the week and hour of entry.

Filters that carry through

Pick a date range, an instrument, a side or an account and every tab follows.

Open positions, marked live

Positions still open are marked to market so you see where you stand now.

Connecting shouldn't mean handing over the keys.

FinEdge reads your trade history. It never places, changes or cancels an order.

Read-only wherever it exists

MetaTrader investor passwords, read-only exchange keys and Interactive Brokers Flex queries can only read. An exchange key that can trade or withdraw is refused and deleted.

Encrypted before it's stored

Anything we have to keep is encrypted with AES-256 before it reaches our database, with a key the database itself can't read. It's never shown again.

Gone when you disconnect

Disconnect an account and its saved login is deleted on the spot. The trades you imported stay in your journal.

Files stay on your computer

An uploaded file is read in your browser. Only the trades in it are sent to FinEdge.

Good to know.

Can FinEdge place trades on my account?

No. FinEdge only reads your trade history. Where a platform offers a read-only login we use it. Where it doesn't (TradeLocker, TopstepX, OANDA), the login is encrypted and nothing in our code calls anything that can place or change an order.

Which brokers and prop firms work?

Do I have to log my trades by hand?

Can I keep several accounts apart?