Turn Scattered Screenshots Into a Trading Playbook.

EdgeBook is a chart-first trading journal designed for serious traders. It replaces scattered screenshots, spreadsheets, and notes with one organized system where you can upload chart images, tag trades with custom setups, build chart bookmarks, and follow a structured review workflow to improve your trading edge.

EdgeBook is chart-first, meaning it's built around your screenshots rather than raw trade data. While traditional journals focus on P&L tracking from broker imports, EdgeBook lets you drag-and-drop chart screenshots, tag them with 7 built-in categories, build a model database of your strategies, and create visual chart bookmarks — making your review process visual, structured, and repeatable.

A chart-first trading journal puts your chart screenshots at the center of your journaling process, rather than starting with spreadsheet data or broker imports. You upload images from TradingView or your broker, then add tags, notes, and trade details around those visuals. This mirrors how most traders actually think about their trades — through the charts they saw, not rows of numbers.

The chart bookmarks lets you save recurring chart setups with images, notes, and tags. When you spot a setup you trade frequently (like a bull flag or breakout), you save it as a pattern with example charts and entry rules. You then link actual trades to each pattern, so over time you can see exactly which setups are working and which ones to stop trading.

EdgeBook includes 7 built-in tag categories: Market Structure, Volatility, Session, Entry Quality, Exit Quality, Psychology, and Mistakes. You can also create unlimited custom tags. This multi-dimensional tagging lets you filter and search your trade history by any combination of criteria, so you can answer questions like "show me all pre-market breakout trades where I followed my rules."

EdgeBook is currently in beta and available on paid plans. Pricing starts at $33/month on the monthly plan or $299/year (about $24.92/month billed annually) on the yearly plan. Both plans include unlimited screenshots, chart bookmarks, model database, multi-dimensional tagging, and all core features.

A model database is a structured collection of your trading setups — the specific chart patterns, entry criteria, and rules you trade by. EdgeBook combines a chart-first trading journal with a built-in model database so you can define each setup with entry rules, example charts, checklists, and notes, then link every trade you take back to the model it came from. Over time, this shows you exactly which setups produce results and which ones to cut, turning your scattered chart screenshots into a proven, data-backed playbook.

The typical workflow has three steps. First, as you do your market analysis or take trade entries, you screenshot the chart and upload it to EdgeBook. Second, you tag the screenshot and assign it to a setup in your model database — linking it to the specific strategy, pattern, or thesis behind the trade. Third, you set up a review cadence (daily, weekly, or custom) to revisit your entries, grade your execution, and spot recurring patterns. Over time this builds a structured feedback loop: you're not just logging trades, you're systematically learning which setups work, how your execution compares to your plan, and where to improve.

EdgeBook is built for active traders who take chart screenshots as part of their process — including day traders, swing traders, and futures traders. Whether you trade stocks, options, futures, or crypto, if you screenshot charts from TradingView or your broker and want a structured way to review them, EdgeBook is designed for you.