Quick answer: EdgeBook (tradersedge.nl) has told its users it is closing at the end of August 2026. The closest like-for-like alternative is a journal that captures at the TradingView chart rather than asking you to type numbers in later. ReziFX works exactly that way: draw the Long/Short position tool, click the outcome once, and the trade lands in your journal with entry, stop, target, risk-reward and the chart screenshot. Your EdgeBook history does not have to stay behind either: we import it for you, trades and screenshots included. If you need automatic logging from inside TradeLocker, ReziFX does not do that, and we say so plainly below.
Transparency note: this page is published by ReziFX, so we obviously want you to try our tool. Every EdgeBook fact here comes from the operator's own descriptions, and the section on where ReziFX is the wrong choice is as prominent as the rest.
First things first: your data
If you still have an EdgeBook account, export your trade history and save your screenshots before the servers go offline. Our step-by-step migration guide covers exactly what to save and in which order. Everything below assumes your archive is safe.
What made EdgeBook worth replacing carefully
EdgeBook got one thing unusually right: capturing a trade cost seconds, not minutes. Users of the Cmd+double-click gesture on the long/short tool describe the little popup that followed as the reason journaling actually happened every day: a few fields, hit save, done. That is the bar any alternative has to clear. A journal with beautiful dashboards that expects you to fill in a form after the close will not survive contact with a rushed trading day.
EdgeBook vs. ReziFX, feature by feature
| Workflow | EdgeBook (by its own description) | ReziFX |
|---|---|---|
| Capture on TradingView | Yes, via Chrome extension | Yes, via Chrome extension |
| Capture inside TradeLocker | Yes | No — TradingView only |
| Quick capture | Cmd+double-click on the position tool, popup, save | Permanent capture bar on the chart — one click on Won/Lost/Open/Skip |
| Trade data from the long/short tool | Yes | Yes — entry, stop, target, R:R read automatically |
| Chart screenshot per trade | Yes | Yes, attached to every journal entry |
| Sessions, tags, strategies, notes | Yes | Yes — session, strategy field, free-text notes, emotional journaling |
| AI features | AI reviews | AI analysis of your own logged trades (Pro) |
| Market calendar | Yes | No calendar today |
| Import your EdgeBook history | — | Yes — done for you, trades and screenshots included |
| Data location | See operator's information | EU (Frankfurt), encrypted in transit, screenshots encrypted at rest |
| Status | Closing end of August 2026 | Active |
Your EdgeBook history can come with you
Most journal switches silently cost you your history: the old records stay in a CSV nobody ever opens again. We handle this differently, as a done-for-you import. Send your EdgeBook CSV export and your screenshots to victor@rezifx.com, and we bring them into your ReziFX journal:
- every trade with entry, exit, stop, target, planned and achieved R and net P&L,
- your screenshot attached to its trade (matched and verified, not guessed),
- your tags, sessions, strategies, grades and entry/exit notes preserved word for word,
- trades you flagged as rule-breaks stay flagged and filterable.
This is not a hypothetical feature: we have already migrated complete EdgeBook histories (75 trades with all 75 screenshots matched) for switching users, with a line-by-line mapping report to verify against. The service is free while EdgeBook users are moving over.
Where ReziFX is the wrong choice
Stated as plainly as the rest: ReziFX does not log fills automatically from TradeLocker or any broker platform. The record is the plan you draw on the TradingView chart plus the outcome you click. There is also no market calendar today. If either of those is the one thing you cannot live without, pick a different tool — our comparison of the bigger journal platforms is an honest place to start.
Switching in practice
- Archive your EdgeBook data while the service is still online (guide).
- Install the ReziFX extension and reload your TradingView tab — the capture bar appears on the chart.
- Capture one real trade: draw the position tool, click the outcome in the bar, check the journal entry on app.rezifx.com.
- Mail us your EdgeBook export and get your history imported, so your stats keep their past.
Frequently asked questions
What is the closest alternative to EdgeBook?
A journal that captures at the TradingView chart rather than in a form afterwards. ReziFX follows that philosophy: position tool on the chart, one click on the outcome, and the trade is journaled with its screenshot and trade data. TradeLocker auto-logging, which EdgeBook also offered, is the one part it does not replace.
Can I import my EdgeBook trade history into ReziFX?
Yes, as a done-for-you import. Send your EdgeBook CSV export and screenshots to victor@rezifx.com; we import every trade with its screenshot attached and your tags, sessions and notes preserved. Complete histories (75 trades, 75 screenshots) have already been migrated this way for switching users.
Does ReziFX have EdgeBook's Cmd+double-click capture?
Not that exact gesture. The ReziFX bar sits on the chart permanently; one click on the outcome captures the trade. Different reflex, same speed: one action at the chart, no form-filling afterwards.
Does ReziFX work with TradeLocker like EdgeBook did?
No. The extension works on tradingview.com; TradeLocker's embedded charts are not supported today.
What does ReziFX cost?
The free plan (2 captures/day, 20/month) does not expire. Starter is €8.99, Pro €19.99 and Elite €49.99 per month, each paid plan with a real 3-day trial and a cancellation button in the app.
Trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. Nothing on this page is financial advice.