It's Not a Comparison. It's a Workflow.
TraderEdge is a tool for the past. You use it on weekends to run "Market Replay" and backtest strategies on historical data.
Tradevia is a tool for the present. You use it while the market is open to track your live P&L, risk management, and psychology via automated broker sync.
The Professional Trader's Stack
Most profitable traders actually use both types of software, but for completely different reasons. Here is how they fit into a daily routine:
TraderEdge
- Market Replay: Rewind the chart to 2023 and trade it bar-by-bar.
- Strategy Testing: Verify if your "Golden Cross" strategy actually works before risking money.
- Weekend Work: Used when the markets are closed.
Tradevia
- Broker Sync: Auto-import trades from Tradervue, Ninja, or MT5.
- Performance Audits: Track your actual emotional discipline and execution errors.
- Daily Driver: Used every day you take a trade.
Why "Live Tracking" Matters More
Backtesting (TraderEdge) is clean. It assumes you took every trade perfectly. Live Trading (Tradevia) is messy. It captures your slippage, your hesitation, and your fear.
The "Tradevia Reality Check":
You might find that your strategy makes money in TraderEdge (Sim), but loses money in Tradevia (Live).
Why? Because in Sim, you don't feel fear. Tradevia highlights these discrepancies so you can fix your mind, not just your chart.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I import my backtest data into Tradevia?
Is Tradevia free?
Which one should I buy first?
Ready to track your real results?
Start Tradevia FreePair this post with the Tradevia features overview that delivers the analytics described here, then revisit the Trading Journal App for hands-on trade capture and metrics.