TradingDiary Pro vs Edgewonk

Edgewonk is a cloud-based trading journal sold as an annual subscription. TradingDiary Pro is a Windows desktop trading journal that keeps your trades in a local file on your PC and is sold as a $149 one-time license. Choose TradingDiary Pro if you want local data, no mandatory subscription, option strategy grouping and tax reports; choose Edgewonk if your main goal is working on discipline and trading psychology, and you prefer a single annual plan in the cloud.

Feature and price comparison

TradingDiary ProEdgewonk
Pricing modelOne-time licenseAnnual subscription
Price$149 once (incl. 1 year of upgrades); optional $49/year for further upgrades$197 per year (no monthly plan)
Cost over 3 years (entry paid plan)$149 (keep your version) or $247 with all upgrades$591
Free plan / trial30-day fully functional trial, no e-mail requiredNo free trial; 14-day money-back guarantee
PlatformWindows desktop; web version in beta (any OS)Web app
Where your trades are storedLocal database file on your PC (web version: your own online account)Vendor's cloud
Interactive Brokers importYes – Flex web service (one click) or Flex XML filesYes – “fast import” of trade files
Option strategy groupingYes – 25+ strategies, adjustments and rollsOptions supported as a market
MAE / MFE analysisYesYes
Country-specific tax reportsYes – capital gains report + US, Germany, Canada, AustraliaNot listed on the pricing page
AI assistantBuilt-in local MCP server for Claude (read-only, your data stays on your PC)Not listed on the pricing page
Trade replayNoNot listed on the pricing page
Mobile appNoNot listed on the pricing page

Edgewonk information is taken from the vendor's own website (pricing page) and was checked on October 12, 2026. Prices are in USD without VAT and may change – please check the vendor's site for current terms. “Not listed” means the feature is not mentioned on the vendor's pricing page, not that it is unavailable.

Which one is right for you?

Why traders choose TradingDiary Pro

  • One-time $149 license – no mandatory subscription, the software keeps working
  • Your trades stay in a local file on your PC; works offline
  • Automatic grouping of option legs into 25+ strategies, with adjustments and rolls
  • Capital gains and country-specific tax reports (US, Germany, Canada, Australia)
  • One-click Interactive Brokers Flex import, including cash transactions and NAV history
  • Built-in MCP server: ask Claude about your own trades without uploading your journal
  • Web version (beta) in any browser on Windows, macOS and Linux – free during the beta

Where Edgewonk may suit you better

  • Strong trading-psychology tools such as the Tiltmeter and Edge Finder
  • Unlimited journals, accounts and trades on the single plan
  • Trade management optimizer and performance simulator

What TradingDiary Pro does not do

To be fair about the trade-offs:

  • No native Mac app – on macOS and Linux only the web version (beta) runs
  • No mobile app
  • No trade replay
  • Broker imports are started by you, not synced automatically in the background

Switching from Edgewonk

TradingDiary Pro imports directly from your broker – for example the Interactive Brokers Flex import or one of the other 30+ import modules – so you can rebuild your history from the original broker statements instead of exporting it from another journal. Try it on your own data with the free 30-day trial before you cancel anything.

Frequently asked questions

Is TradingDiary Pro cheaper than Edgewonk?

Over three years TradingDiary Pro costs $149 if you keep your version, or $247 with every upgrade. Edgewonk's entry paid plan costs $591 over the same period, based on the prices listed on October 12, 2026.

Where are my trades stored – TradingDiary Pro vs Edgewonk?

TradingDiary Pro stores your trades in a local database file on your own PC and works offline. Edgewonk is a cloud service: your trading history is stored on the vendor's servers.

Does TradingDiary Pro have trade replay or a mobile app like Edgewonk?

No. TradingDiary Pro has no trade replay and no mobile app. It is a Windows desktop application; a browser-based web version is available in beta for macOS and Linux.

Does TradingDiary Pro import Interactive Brokers trades automatically?

Yes. It downloads Interactive Brokers Flex statements with one click via the Flex web service, or imports saved Flex XML files, including cash transactions and net asset value history.

Purchase process

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