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Tradervue review: why traders switch to an AI trading journal

Tradervue is the oldest trading journal still running, and its strength has not moved: detailed execution reports. But as of 11 September 2026, its pricing grid still mentions no artificial intelligence, no backtesting, no trade replay and no annual plan. Here is what you gain by switching to Tradoshi, an AI trading journal, what to know before you do, and how to move without losing your history.

Sourced on 11 September 2026

Switch to Tradoshi ifyou want an AI trading journal that reads your own numbers, backtesting in a trading simulator with market replay, and a discipline layer before and during the session. The free plan costs nothing, and the first paid plan costs $19.99 a month, a third less than Silver.
What has changedthe category has added AI, backtesting and discipline since 2020. None of these three appears on Tradervue's grid as of 11 September 2026, and they are the ones that help you change, not just observe.
Stay on Tradervue ifyou trade US stocks at Robinhood, Webull or TradeStation, which we do not cover, or if you cannot do without its liquidity reports.

Why a reporting-first journal is no longer enough

A reporting-first journal answers a single question: what do my trades say about my execution? Tradervue has answered it for more than ten years, and answers it well. But most losing traders are not short of statistics. They already know their losses come from the same mistakes, repeated. What they lack is what happens before and during the trade.

Since 2020, trading journals have added three building blocks. An artificial intelligence that reads your numbers and tells you what they show. Backtesting in a trading simulator that replays the market, to test an idea before putting money on it. And a discipline layer, which measures whether you kept to your rules and stops you when you no longer do. As of 11 September 2026, none of the three appears on Tradervue's pricing grid.

Keeping Tradervue therefore means paying $29.95 to $49.95 a month for the analytics part, then adding another tool to test your strategies, and another one again to work on your discipline. Tradoshi brings all three into the same AI trading journal, starting with a free plan, and a first paid plan at $19.99.

What Tradervue does not have

Six gaps, read on 11 September 2026 by counting terms in the served HTML of its pricing page, not by eye. Absent from the grid means exactly that, not “does not exist”.

No artificial intelligence

No assistant, no automatic analysis, no credits: the word “AI” does not appear once on its pricing page. In the Tradoshi Trading Journal, Oshi AI reads your state and your numbers from the Essential plan, and prepares your bias and key levels before the open, with 600 to 3,000 credits a month depending on the plan.

No backtesting, no market replay

No line for backtesting, a simulator or replay. To test a strategy before trading it, you need a second tool. Tradoshi's trading simulator replays the market candle by candle, ten strategies on Pro then unlimited on Premium, and Trade Review adds trade replay on the real chart on Premium.

No psychology or discipline layer

No pre-session check-in, no discipline score, no in-session guardrail. It analyses what you did; it does not help you keep to your rules while you do it.

No annual pricing

Silver at $29.95 and Gold at $49.95, monthly only: no occurrence of “annual” or “year” on the page. At Tradoshi, the annual plan charges ten months out of twelve.

Fees reserved for the top plan

Commission and fee tracking is only listed on Gold, at $49.95. On Silver, your P&L does not track them. At Tradoshi, fees come from the broker, on every plan.

No prop firm challenges, no mobile app

Nothing on prop firm challenge tracking, and no mobile app presented on its site. Tradoshi tracks your challenges on the Pro plan and is available on Android.

Tradervue, Tradoshi, TradeZella and TraderSync side by side

Four journals, the same lines, read on 11 September 2026 on their four public pricing pages. A “—” marks what a pricing page does not document, not what does not exist.

What is comparedTradervueTradoshiTradeZellaTraderSync
First paid plan$29.95/mo$19.99/mo$35/mo$29.95/mo
Top plan$49.95/mo$49.99/mo$99/mo$79.95/mo
Free planMentioned on the site, not on the pricing pageYes, permanent, 1 synced account7-day trial
Annual pricingNoneTen months paid out of twelveYes, $26 to $74/moYes, up to 25% off
Artificial intelligenceOshi AI, from EssentialZella AIAI Performance Assistant
BacktestingYes, with market replayYes, manual and automatedYes, Market Replay
Trade replayTrade Review on the real chart (Premium)Yes, tick by tickYes, replay simulator
Mobile appAndroidYes

Monthly prices in dollars, before any temporary discount. TradeZella also bills yearly ($315, $531 and $891 a year), and TraderSync advertises up to 25% off yearly. Tradervue publishes no annual pricing.

Tradoshi and Tradervue at a glance

13 lines to decide fast, then the detail below with the sources read on Tradervue.

What is comparedTradervueTradoshi
Starting price$29.95/mo$19.99/mo
Number of plans24, one of them free
Free planMentioned on the site, not on the pricing pageYes, forever, no card, no trade limit
Annual pricingNone publishedYes, ten months out of twelve
Tracked accountsUnlimited3 / 50 / unlimited
MentoringUnlimited from the 1st paid tierFree mentor account, student on Pro
Artificial intelligenceAbsent from their grid600 to 3,000 credits per month
BacktestingAbsent from their grid10 strategies then unlimited
Pre-trade psychologyAbsent from their gridVoice check-in, from Essential
Reports announced100+500+
Liquidity reportsYes, unique on the marketNo
Published integrations listYesYes, 2,024 brokers + PDF
US equity brokersRobinhood, TradeStation, Webull, Thinkorswim, E-Trade, DAS, Lightspeed…Interactive Brokers synced; DAS Trader Pro, TradeZero and E*TRADE by import

Tradervue and Tradoshi pricing, plan by plan

Every Tradervue plan and every one of ours, with what each actually unlocks. Prices are those shown on both pricing pages on 11 September 2026.

Tradervue

Billed in dollars, monthly only
Silver

$29.95/mo

no annual pricing published
  • Unlimited accounts
  • Unlimited mentoring
  • 1 GB of images
  • 100+ reports
  • Execution merge settings
  • No commission tracking
Gold

$49.95/mo

no annual pricing published
  • Everything in Silver, plus:
  • 5 GB of images
  • Commission and fee tracking
  • Liquidity reports
  • Exit analysis and max potential P&L
  • Advanced filters

Tradoshi

Billed in dollars
NewFree

$0/mo

permanent, no card, nothing to cancel
  • 1 synced broker account
  • Unlimited file import and manual entry
  • Full journal, dashboard and Day View
  • 500+ reports and Oshi Score
  • Discipline score
  • Free mentor account
Essential

$19.99/mo

or $199/year ($16.58/mo)
  • Broker sync, 3 accounts
  • Oshi AI coach on your data
  • 600 AI credits per month
  • Voice check-in and written
  • Risk management and economic calendar
  • No trade limit
Most popularPro

$39.99/mo

or $399/year ($33.25/mo)
  • 50 accounts, multi prop firm
  • Prop firm challenge tracking
  • 1,500 AI credits
  • Backtesting (10 strategies)
  • Be followed by a mentor, free for them
  • Risk tracking and economic calendar
Premium

$49.99/mo

or $499/year ($41.58/mo)
  • Unlimited accounts
  • 3,000 AI credits
  • Live session: in-session guardrails
  • Trade Review on the real chart
  • Unlimited backtesting
  • Priority support

Every price on this page is in dollars, on both sides, and no exchange rate is applied. No annual pricing is published there, checked across their whole page HTML: there is no way to spread the cost.

Two plans, not three, and no annual pricing: there you pay every month at full price, with no way to spread it. And commission tracking, which decides whether your P&L is accurate or approximate, is reserved for the $49.95 plan. With us it comes from the broker, on every plan.

Tradervue over a year: what the missing annual plan really costs

Tradervue only sells monthly. Over twelve months, the gap with a journal that offers annual pricing becomes concrete, and it is computed from the prices published on 11 September 2026, with no discount.

What is comparedTradervueTradoshi
Entry plan, over a yearSilver: $359.40 ($29.95 × 12)Essential: $199 a year
Top plan, over a yearGold: $599.40 ($49.95 × 12)Premium: $499 a year
What that plan addsCommissions and fees, liquidity reports, exit analysisAI (3,000 credits), unlimited backtesting, live session, Trade Review

Over a year, Tradoshi Premium costs $100.40 less than Gold, and Essential $160.40 less than Silver. The free plan costs nothing and keeps one synced broker account.

An AI trading journal, not a list of reports

What you find in the Tradoshi Trading Journal, in real screenshots of the app and not mock-ups. Everything starts from the sync with your broker: you type nothing for these screens to fill up.

Tradoshi dashboard: P&L, win rate and equity curve
The dashboardP&L, win rate, profit factor, calendar and equity curve on a dashboard you can customise, fed by your broker.
Session preparation in Tradoshi: voice check-in and AI market analysis
Oshi AI before the sessionIt reads your spoken or written check-in, prepares your daily limits and a trading plan with your bias and key levels before the open, with 600 to 3,000 credits a month depending on the plan.
Backtesting in Tradoshi: candle-by-candle market replay
Backtesting, with market replayA trading simulator that replays the market candle by candle, to test a strategy before putting money on it: ten strategies on Pro, unlimited on Premium.
Pre-session check-in in Tradoshi
The pre-session check-inWritten or spoken from Essential: how you feel before opening a trade is kept next to your trades.
Tradoshi discipline score
The discipline scoreIt measures whether you kept to your rules, session after session, from the entry plan.
Prop firm challenge tracking in Tradoshi
Prop firm challenge trackingEach challenge's progress and the limits not to cross, account by account, on the Pro plan.
Performance reports in Tradoshi
More than 500 reportsTrading statistics by instrument, day, hour and duration: the depth of a reporting-first journal, without losing the rest.
A mentor's comment on a trade in the Tradoshi journal
Your mentor in your journalYour mentor comments on your trades where you review them. Their account is free, the student subscribes from Pro.

The Tradoshi Trading Journal · Oshi AI analysis · Backtesting with replay · The discipline score · Watch the video demo

The full comparison, feature by feature

Every line comes from both public pricing pages, read on the same day. Nothing is pulled from a help centre on one side and a grid on the other: on unequal evidence, a comparison stops being honest. “Absent from the grid” means exactly that, not “does not exist”.

What the product does

Tradervue is an analytics journal in the strict sense. Everything added to the category since 2020, AI, backtesting, replay, is not there.

What is comparedTradervueTradoshi
Journal and statisticsYes, the historical benchmarkYes
Reports100+500+
Exit analysisYes, max potential P&LMFE / MAE and R-multiple
Liquidity reportsYes, nobody else does itNo
Renko, Volume, Range chartsYesNo
Artificial intelligenceAbsent from their gridOshi AI from Essential
BacktestingAbsent from their grid10 strategies then unlimited
Trade replayAbsent from their gridTrade Review on the real chart

Psychology, discipline and risk

None of this appears on their pricing grid as of 11 September 2026.

What is comparedTradervueTradoshi
Emotional check-inAbsent from their gridWritten and spoken from Essential
Discipline scoreAbsent from their gridFrom the entry plan
In-session guardrailsAbsent from their gridLive session (Premium)
Prop firm trackingAbsent from their gridMulti prop firm and challenge tracking

Access and billing

Two structural differences: they have no annual pricing, and they reserve commission tracking for their top plan.

What is comparedTradervueTradoshi
Annual pricingNoneTen months paid out of twelve
Commission and fee trackingTop plan onlySupplied by the broker, all plans
Image storage1 GB / 5 GB1 / 3 / 5 GB
Publicly listed integrationsYes, including MT4, MT5, cTrader, Tradovate2,024 MetaTrader brokers + 98 on a direct API
US equity brokersYes, around ten platformsIBKR synced; DAS, TradeZero, E*TRADE by import
Mobile appAbsent from their siteAndroid published on Google Play, iOS not published to date
Site languagesEnglishFrench, English and Spanish

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Mentoring, and who pays for whom

This is the only competitor in this series whose mentoring is better than the market average: unlimited from Silver, at $29.95 per month, with no published student cap. Where others reserve student invitations for a $59 plan, they open it on the first paid tier.

At Tradoshi the billing runs the other way: the mentor account is free, the student is the subscriber from Pro up. The mentor pays nothing, ever, whatever the number of students.

The difference is subtle and deserves honesty. There, the mentor subscribes at $29.95 per month and follows as many students as they like, which is $359 a year. Here they pay nothing, but each student must be on Pro. For a school whose students already pay, we are free; for a lone mentor whose students do not pay, Tradervue is simpler.

How mentoring works at Tradoshi · The offer for educators and schools

How to move from Tradervue to Tradoshi

There is no Tradervue file to convert: your trading journal history comes from your broker, and that is where we take it from.

  1. Create your Tradoshi account, free and with no credit card.
  2. Connect your broker. MetaTrader 4 and 5 (more than 2,000 brokers), Interactive Brokers, cTrader, TradeLocker, NinjaTrader, Tradovate and IG sync, and the history your broker keeps comes up with them.
  3. No sync at your broker? Import its statement: that is the case for DAS Trader Pro, TradeZero or E*TRADE, and for most crypto exchanges.
  4. Keep Tradervue open for a few days and compare both journals on the same trades: the P&L should match, fees included.
  5. Invite your mentor. Their account is free, and they find your trades and notes in your journal.

What the move does not carry over: the notes and tags you wrote there. Tradervue lets you export them to Excel: do it before you cancel if you want to keep them. Look up your broker in our list.

The verdict

Tradervue taught a whole generation to keep a trading journal, and its execution reports remain solid. But in 2026, observing is no longer enough: most traders already know where they lose, what they lack is the means to change. Tradoshi adds the AI that reads your numbers, a trading simulator with market replay, trade replay on the real chart and discipline before and during the session, from the free plan for the journal and from $19.99 for the AI, a third less than Silver. If you trade US stocks at Robinhood, Webull or TradeStation, stay with Tradervue. For everything else, trying costs nothing: connect your broker and compare on your own trades.

Customer reviews of the trading journal

★★★★★

“I found in Tradoshi a complete and thorough tool to track my trades, I use it every day. The interface is playful and clear, and it takes both the technical and the psychological side into account. I recommend it 100%.”

— Kevin.M, customer review, August 2026 (translated from French)
★★★★★

“A very good platform for traders of all levels, the pricing is attractive and customer support is responsive. The site itself is harmonious, easy to navigate, and you can connect your MetaTrader account to keep proper track of your trades. I recommend it!”

— Mister.D, customer review, August 2026 (translated from French)
★★★★★

“I have been using Tradoshi for a few months for my SMC/ICT trading journal, and it is the first platform where the free plan really lets you log your trades and follow your stats, with no cap from week two like everywhere else. Setup-by-setup tracking (order blocks, FVG, liquidity sweeps) is precise, not a generic table, and I can tag my trades exactly. Simple interface, quick to get to grips with. I recommend it to any trader who wants to structure their discipline without pulling out a card in the first month. Support is very responsive.”

— Josette.C, customer review, September 2026 (translated from French)

Testimonials appearing on this website may not be representative of other clients or customers and is not a guarantee of future performance or success.

Frequently asked questions

Is Tradoshi a good Tradervue alternative?

Yes, if you want an AI trading journal with what Tradervue's grid does not have: an assistant that reads your numbers, backtesting with market replay and a discipline layer before and during the session. If your only need is execution analysis on US stocks at Robinhood, Webull or TradeStation, Tradervue remains the better fit.

How much does Tradervue cost?

As of 11 September 2026, two monthly plans: Silver at $29.95 and Gold at $49.95. No annual pricing is published. Tradoshi starts with a permanent free plan, then $19.99, $39.99 and $49.99 a month, with an annual plan that charges ten months out of twelve.

Is Tradervue free?

Its site offers a free sign-up, but its pricing page lists only Silver and Gold and does not publish the limits of the free version. Tradoshi's free plan is permanent, with no credit card, one synced broker account and unlimited file import.

Does Tradervue have artificial intelligence?

None appears on its pricing page as of 11 September 2026: no assistant, no automatic analysis, no credits. It is a journal and a statistics engine, with no AI layer. Tradoshi includes Oshi AI from the Essential plan.

Does Tradervue do backtesting or trade replay?

Neither appears on its pricing grid. Tradoshi offers backtesting in a trading simulator with market replay, ten strategies on Pro then unlimited on Premium, and trade replay on the real chart with Trade Review.

What do I lose by leaving Tradervue?

Three things, to be precise. Its liquidity reports, which nobody else offers. Its Renko, Volume and Range charts. And part of US equity brokerage: Robinhood, Webull, TradeStation and Lightspeed are not with us, while Interactive Brokers syncs and DAS Trader Pro, TradeZero and E*TRADE can be imported. Your notes there can be exported to Excel before you leave.

Which is better for a mentor?

It depends who pays. At Tradervue the mentor subscribes at $29.95 per month and follows as many students as they like. At Tradoshi the mentor pays nothing, but each student must be on Pro. For a school whose students already subscribe, Tradoshi is free; for a lone mentor whose students do not pay, Tradervue is simpler.

Tradervue vs TradeZella?

As of 11 September 2026, TradeZella costs more at entry, $35 against $29.95 a month, but adds what Tradervue's grid does not mention: an AI, backtesting and trade replay. Tradoshi has all three as well, from $19.99 a month and with a free plan. The four-column table above details every line.

Tradervue vs TraderSync?

Same entry price, $29.95 a month, but TraderSync adds an AI, a replay simulator, a mobile app and annual pricing, which Tradervue's grid does not mention. Tradoshi ticks the same boxes from $19.99, with a permanent free plan.

Is there a Tradervue app?

None is presented on its site as of 11 September 2026. Tradoshi has an Android app, and the journal runs in the browser on any device.

Does Tradervue publish its broker list?

Yes, a public list of platforms, including MetaTrader 4 and 5, cTrader, Tradovate and Interactive Brokers, and a large part of US equity brokerage. On our side, we publish the list of 2,024 MetaTrader brokers with a PDF, plus 98 brokers reachable through their own API. The two lists do not count the same thing, and both can be read.

The partner offer, in months of revenue

Tradervue has an affiliate program, mentioned on its site, but its terms are not published: no rate, no duration, no payout threshold. A creator cannot know what they would earn without writing in and waiting.

Our schedule is public and pays from the first customer: 15% for life on every payment collected, 20% from fifteen active subscribers, 25% from fifty-one.

Comparing two percentages means nothing while the durations differ. The honest unit is months of the referred customer's revenue: it neutralises both the product price and the commission duration. Read it as: for a customer who stays N months, the partner has earned the equivalent of X months of that customer's revenue.

ProgramStays 6 monthsStays 12 monthsStays 24 monthsStays 36 months
Tradoshi 15% (from the 1st customer)0.901.803.605.40
Tradoshi 20% (15 customers and up)1.202.404.807.20
Tradoshi 25% (51 customers and up)1.503.006.009.00

The table only holds our rows, and that is not an oversight: you do not compute what a competitor does not publish. If they publish their schedule, this page will be updated with the survey date.

No public schedule does not mean no program, and after more than ten years they probably have deals in place. What can be stated is only this: those terms cannot be read before asking, ours can.

On our side, the commission lands on every payment collected for as long as the customer stays subscribed, with a 30-day holding period and a €500 payout threshold.

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Method and sources. Every figure attributed to Tradervue was read on 11 September 2026 on its own public pages, in the served HTML, and not taken from a third-party comparison: www.tradervue.com/site/pricing/ · www.tradervue.com/ · www.tradervue.com/site/platforms/ · www.tradezella.com/pricing · tradersync.com/pricing/. The “absent from the grid” statements were obtained by counting term occurrences in the served page, not by eye. The months-of-revenue values are computed from the published schedules on both sides, month by month, not typed by hand. A publisher's pricing can change without notice, sometimes overnight: when in doubt, the Tradervue page prevails over this one. If you spot a mistake, write to us and it will be corrected with the date. Report an error to us.