Find what actually creates your edge

EdgeFlow is a trading journal you use in your browser. On every trade you tick the things you checked before you got in, and EdgeFlow compares your trades that had each one with your trades that did not. That shows which parts of your trading made money and which cost you. Built for futures, forex and crypto traders.

Most journals record the result of a trade: entry, exit, profit. That tells you how a month went, not why. EdgeFlow also keeps the reasons you took each trade, so later you can see which of those reasons showed up on your winners more than on your losers.

Four parts of every trade. The things you checked before you got in, one by one and in combination. What the market was doing, and which session you traded in. How you got in. And what you did after: moving your stop, taking part of the profit, or holding to your target. It also tracks whether you followed your own rules.

Futures, forex and crypto. It is not tied to one style of trading: you name the things you check yourself, whether that is levels and candles, moving averages or smart money concepts.

No. EdgeFlow is not a Notion template and does not need Notion. It is standalone web software at youredgeflow.com. Other products use the same name; we are not connected to them.

By comparing your own trades. For each thing you check, EdgeFlow puts the trades that had it next to the trades that did not, and shows how each group did: how many trades, how many won, and the average result per trade in R. R is your result in units of risk: +2R means you made twice what you risked. When a group has too few trades to mean anything, it says it is too early to tell.

Yes. When something has come out ahead across enough of your own trades, you can turn it into a plan: a one-page checklist of what to wait for, where it works, how you get in and what you do after, with the number of trades behind every line. You then freeze the plan, and the trades after that are the test.

An edge is something you found: a way of trading that came out ahead across many of your own trades. A system is what you do with it: the plan, the checklist you run before you get in, and the rules you hold yourself to. EdgeFlow keeps "did I follow my rules" apart from the results, so you can tell a strategy that stopped working from a strategy you stopped following.

You can log from day one, and from the first week it shows whether you followed your own rules. Whether a setup works takes far longer. A few dozen trades give you a hunch, and a group with only a handful of trades is marked as too early to tell. A short lucky run is never treated as proof.

Yes. On the Trades screen you can import a CSV file with a date, the prices and a buy or sell column, a TopStep trade export, or a MetaTrader 5 history report. EdgeFlow does not connect to brokers. An import brings in dates, prices and results, but not the things you checked, so you tick those per trade before those trades can be compared.

Yes. You can keep several trading accounts under one subscription and switch between them from the top bar. Your systems are shared by all your accounts. Rules are kept per account.

Yes. Your trades, journals and edges are yours. Raw trading data is never sold or shared with third parties. Aggregated, anonymized data may be used to improve the platform. To opt out of that, email privacy@youredgeflow.com. Full details are in the Privacy Policy.

Yes. One click in Settings cancels at the end of the current billing period. Full access remains until then.

No. EdgeFlow looks only at trades you log yourself. It does not send signals, entries or recommendations, and it cannot promise a profit. Trading decisions are yours.

EdgeFlow is built by an independent team based in Belgium. Contact: contact@youredgeflow.com.