What EdgeBook is, the five stages, and what works today.
Conditions, triggers, and when a setup is ready to use.
Logging a trade and what exact, modified and outside mean.
Journal, Daily Debrief and Weekly Review.
How findings are made, and who tells you about them.
Your data, browser storage and the legal pages.
EdgeBook is a trading journal that compares each trade with the plan you made before it. You write down your setups in the Playbook, plan your week, log your trades and review them.
EdgeBook then shows where your behaviour leaves your plan, and what that costs you. It looks at your decisions and your results separately, so you work on what you control.
Every trade moves through the same loop, drawn as a figure-eight: the trading loop on the left, the learning loop on the right.
Logging the trade is only step 3. Most of the value comes from what happens after it.
EdgeBook is in open beta. This is the honest list.
Something on the coming list is never shown as live, anywhere on the site.
No. EdgeBook never sends orders to a broker and does not give investment advice. It is a journal and analysis tool for your own trading.
When EdgeBook shows a pattern, it describes your own past behaviour. It does not tell you what the market will do.
A setup in the Playbook is made of conditions, and each condition has a role.
The trigger is the exact moment your setup says to enter, for example "a 15-minute candle closes above structure". It belongs to how you enter, not to whether the setup exists.
If the setup is valid but you enter before the trigger, the trade is Modified. A setup without a trigger can still be traded Exact when every required condition is met.
A setup needs at least one required condition before you can accept it and match trades against it. A setup where a required condition and a hard invalidation contradict each other is blocked too.
A blocked setup can still be saved as a Draft, so you can finish it later. Anything else that looks incomplete is shown as a warning and does not stop you.
Nothing. A trade keeps the verdict it got when you saved it, against the setup as it was at that moment. Your history never changes behind your back.
New trades are checked against the setup as it is now.
When you log a trade against a setup, EdgeBook checks it once.
The verdict comes from the conditions and the execution you report. Never from the profit or the loss.
A trade stays unclassified when there is not enough information to judge it, for example when the state of a required condition or the trigger is unknown.
EdgeBook does not guess. Fill in the missing information when you log the next trade, and the verdict is made from what you report.
Because the verdict is about your decision, not the result. It is stored once, when you save the trade, together with the evidence behind it, and every screen reads that stored verdict.
A winning trade can be Outside, and a losing trade can be Exact. Keeping them apart is what lets you see whether you lost money on a good decision or made money on a bad one.
Not yet. Broker import for MT4 and MT5 is coming. Until then you log trades yourself, which is also when you report the conditions and the trigger that decide the verdict.
The Daily Debrief closes your trading day. Open Daily Debrief in the app (under Journal); today is shown first, and the arrows step to an earlier day.
Coming: Debrief questions. The Debrief will ask about the trades that left your plan (the entry, the risk, the management) and about opportunities you did not take, and your answers will become evidence for Insights. Today the Debrief asks you nothing yet.
Once a week you look back at the plan you made, the trades you took and how they matched your setups. What you learn goes into next week's Weekly Operating Plan.
Insights reads your trades and how they matched your plan, with fixed, checkable rules. It says nothing about you before you have at least five trades.
It then shows one focus at a time, with the evidence underneath, so you work on the thing that matters most instead of ten things at once.
A fuller analysis, with confidence and a re-check after you change something, is coming.
No language model is involved today. Your findings come from Insights, which uses fixed, checkable rules on your own records and shows the evidence for each one.
ATLAS is the voice for those findings. It picks what matters now, brings it to you and asks the question. It adds no calculations of its own, never changes your records, and every sentence points to its evidence. ATLAS bringing findings to you, and asking ATLAS in plain language, are coming.
A Behavior Contract is one concrete commitment about how you trade, for a set number of trades, for example "at +2R, move the stop to +1R for the next 10 EURUSD London longs". EdgeBook tracks whether you keep it.
Soon contracts will always be proposed and only become active when you accept them.
Your data stays in your EdgeBook account and is used only to show your own analysis. EdgeBook does not sell it and does not use it to trade.
The privacy notice lists exactly what is stored, why, for how long and who processes it.
Only what is needed to keep you signed in and to remember small preferences on your device. There are no advertising or tracking cookies.
The browser storage notice lists every item.
Trading involves substantial risk of loss. Past results, including backtests and replays, do not predict future results. EdgeBook describes your own past behaviour; it is not a recommendation to trade.
