Tradervue is a web journal: you import or sync your executions and it builds trades, charts and reports from them. TradeRecall is a desktop journal that is there while you trade, and takes the trade from your platform as it happens.
Free, no card. Plus a bonus: the full version for your first 30 days.
Futures, forex and CFDs only, on the platforms TradeRecall works with.
| Feature | TradeRecall | Tradervue |
|---|---|---|
| How your trades get in | ||
| Sierra Chart | Live, from a study in your chart | Listed on their site; whether by file or by sync is not stated |
| NinjaTrader 8 | Live, from an add-on | Listed on their site; whether by file or by sync is not stated |
| MetaTrader 4 and 5 | Live, from an Expert Advisor | Listed on their site; whether by file or by sync is not stated |
| cTrader | Live | Listed on their site; whether by file or by sync is not stated |
| Quantower | Live | Not on their list |
| Rithmic accounts | Live through Sierra Chart, NinjaTrader or Quantower | Listed on their site; whether by file or by sync is not stated |
| TradingView | Import of TradingView's own export for futures, with your stop moves from its Activity log | Not on their list; their generic file format |
| What each trade keeps | ||
| Stop and target | Read from your platform, with every move | An initial risk you enter yourself (Gold) |
| Chart picture | Taken by itself on your chart in the platform at every fill and every stop or target move; on NinjaTrader, Quantower, MetaTrader and cTrader also at every order placed or cancelled | A TradingView chart with your entries and exits; images and videos you add to notes |
| Your voice | A hotkey while the trade is live: the note goes into that trade at the moment you said it, written out on your computer | Not on their site |
| Plan and review | ||
| Premarket plan | Spoken; your levels drawn on your chart | Not on their site |
| Trades you passed on | Say you are passing and your numbers; checked later against the market | Not on their site |
| Suggestions | Runs on your computer and reads setups, mistakes and plan levels from what you say | Not on their site |
| Prop firm accounts | Each account on its own. Trailing drawdown counted tick by tick by the rule you set, beside the balance Sierra Chart, NinjaTrader or Quantower report | Not on their site |
| Where it runs and what it costs | ||
| Where your journal lives | On your computer, Windows or a Mac with Apple silicon | On their servers, opened in the browser |
| Price | $300 once, or $33 a month for 12 months, then it's yours | Silver $29.95 and Gold $49.95 a month |
| Free | The journal is free and stays free; the full version for your first 30 days | A free plan with 30 trades a month; the trial asks for a card |
It has a free plan that imports up to 30 trades a month. TradeRecall's free journal has no trade limit: you enter trades and notes by hand or import your platform's files, and read the standard reports and export whenever you like. For 30 days from your first trade, the live part comes with it, without a card. Free trading journal
Neither is on Tradervue's list of integrations; their generic import format is the way in for platforms that are not. TradeRecall records Quantower live and imports TradingView's own export, with the stop and target moves from its Activity log. Quantower trading journal
Reports built from executions show what happened. They cannot show why you did it, because nobody wrote it down at the time.
A key combination starts a voice note; it is kept in the trade you were in, at the second you spoke.
The stop you placed in your platform comes with the trade, with nothing to type, and each later move is kept.
Every fill and every move of the stop or target, each with its picture of your chart.
Yes. The highs and lows of each trade come from your platform, or from the ticks between your entry and exit.
Yes. Per setup and per mistake: number of trades, win rate and expectancy, for the trades you tagged or confirmed.
No. TradeRecall reads your trades inside your trading platform and does not ask for a broker login.
What we say about Tradervue comes from tradervue.com, its pricing page, its list of integrations, its terms and its help center, checked on 27 October 2026. If something there has changed, tell us at support at traderecall.app and we will fix this page.
TradeRecall is a trading journal for futures, forex and CFD traders that records every fill live from Sierra Chart, NinjaTrader, Quantower, MetaTrader and cTrader, puts what you say during a trade on that trade, and keeps everything on your computer.
