Tradervue has been around for a long time. It's one of the original trading journals and still has a loyal user base. But if you're looking for something that goes deeper than basic trade logging and reporting, it might be time for an upgrade.
This page breaks down what Tradervue does well, where it falls short, and why TradeVito is worth considering as an alternative — especially if you care about the psychology behind your trades.
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Tradervue was one of the first serious trading journals and deserves credit for that. It has decent reporting, broker import support, and a straightforward interface. For basic journaling it gets the job done.
The frustration comes when traders want more. The most common complaints:
| Feature | Tradervue | TradeVito |
|---|---|---|
| Trade Logging | ✓ Auto + Manual | ✓ Manual + Auto broker detection + CSV |
| Psychology / Emotion Tracking | ✗ | ✓ Full per-trade tagging |
| Missed Trade Tracking | ✗ | ✓ With cumulative R analysis |
| AI Mentor | ✗ | ✓ Vito — proactive alerts |
| Backtest vs Live Comparison | ✗ | ✓ Baseline drift alerts |
| Rule Violation Tracking | ✗ | ✓ Per-rule tagging + discipline streak |
| TP Simulator | ✗ | ✓ Test exits against real history |
| Setup Check (pre-trade AI) | ✗ | ✓ Scored against your backtest rules |
| Analytics Depth | 100+ reports | ✓ R-based + psychology breakdowns |
| Price | $0–$50/mo | Free demo + trial · $19/mo or $149/yr |
Tradervue tracks your trades. TradeVito tracks why you made them. Here are the features that set it apart.
Tradervue has no concept of a missed trade. TradeVito lets you log every setup you saw but didn't take, with a reason and estimated R. Over time it shows you cumulative R left on the table and your most common hesitation windows — data most traders have never seen about themselves.
Log your backtest trades in TradeVito and it sets them as your performance baseline. As you trade live, the AI compares your results against that baseline and alerts you when your edge starts drifting. Tradervue has no equivalent feature.
Tradervue has no AI coaching. TradeVito's AI mentor monitors your trading in real time and reaches out when something meaningful happens — loss streaks, rule break surges, drawdown warnings. It only speaks when it matters, so when it does alert you, you listen.
Tradervue tracks numbers. TradeVito tracks numbers AND the emotional state, confidence level, and rule compliance behind every trade. The AI connects these to your performance data — showing you which emotional states correlate with your worst trades.
Is TradeVito free?
TradeVito has a free demo with sample trades to explore the full product, plus a free trial to start logging your own. Paid plans start at $19/month or $149/year.
Can I import my Tradervue data into TradeVito?
TradeVito supports auto broker detection and CSV import. If you can export your trades from Tradervue to CSV, you can bring them into TradeVito.
Does TradeVito have as many broker integrations as Tradervue?
Tradervue supports 80+ brokers. TradeVito supports auto broker detection and CSV import. If your broker isn't directly supported, CSV import is the fallback.
What is missed trade tracking and why does it matter?
Missed trade tracking lets you log setups you saw but didn't take. TradeVito calculates the cumulative R you left on the table and shows your most common hesitation windows. For many traders, hesitation costs more than bad entries — and Tradervue doesn't measure it at all.
Who built TradeVito?
TradeVito was built by an independent developer and 4-year day trader who got frustrated tracking missed trades in Notion. It was built to solve a real personal problem — which is why the psychology and missed trade features go deeper than anything else on the market.