Current app, demo account. Different views, one workspace.
Chart. Review. Practice.
Followoneaccountthroughtheworkspace.
From the demo account: a trade drawn on the chart, the review that found the costly habit, and the practice that comes next. The same record, seen three ways.
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Your fills, drawn on the chart.
Click any day and its trades open on the chart: the entry and exit where they filled, with the grade and the note beside them. Reports add the days up into a P&L curve and the statistics behind it, for any period.
Demo account, on illustrative prices. Trade charts use delayed T+1 US-equity history, so a trade's candles arrive the day after it closes.
Each day gets a review: grade the trades, write the plan and what happened, and let Sage check the day against your playbook. On this account it finds the setup still works, and that the damage comes from the trade after a planned stop. Finish every step and the day is stamped reviewed.
You ask
What is actually hurting my results?
Sage reads
99 trades, 21 journal entries and 3 playbooks.
Sage answers
Your VWAP Reclaim still works when you follow it. Five unplanned recovery trades after a valid stop cost $1,330 in 30 days.
Illustrative review on the demo account. Sage coaches your process; it does not predict prices or give signals.
ReLive replays a finished US-equity session bar by bar with a simulated ticket, so you can take the setup again and pause where you have to decide. Synthetic Tape, shown here, deals generated candles for pure pattern practice.
Pro and Ultimate. US equities and ETFs, 28 March 2023 to yesterday's close. ReLive replays the market, never your own trades.
Every close adds a leaf. Lime for a win, red for a loss, sized by the money in it.
A book, not a list. In the app you branch the same trades by company, playbook, asset class, duration, P&L bracket or year, and walk the tree leaf by leaf.
The latest session grows last. The demo account's 3 August: a valid stop, then a chase at twice the planned risk. Two red leaves, and the habit the review finds.
A drawing of Trade Tree, grown from the demo account's 99 closed trades. Trade Tree is free on every plan.
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Leaf Edge is a connected toolkit for discretionary traders. It brings broker import, trade review, journal context, charts, Sage coaching, playbooks and ReLive session replay into one loop for refining how you trade. Rapid Scan is coming soon.
Is Leaf Edge a trading journal?
Leaf Edge includes a trading journal, but it is not only a place to store notes. The journal sits alongside broker sync, performance analytics, charts, playbooks, Sage review, and trade replay so traders can review decisions against their own data.
How does Sage help traders review trades?
Sage reviews completed trades, journal context, playbook adherence, and prior review history to surface recurring behavior patterns. Sage is a coaching partner, not a signal engine or prediction tool.
How do trades get into Leaf Edge?
Traders can start with CSV import, connect supported brokerages with read-only broker sync on paid plans, use direct Interactive Brokers import where available, or import from supported journal exports.
Make it your workspace
Startwithyourowntrades.
Import a statement. Open a trade. Bring the chart, your notes and your playbook into the same review.
Rather set it up together? Joe, who builds Leaf Edge, will help you bring your trades in and review your first one with you, by email or a short call. It's free on every plan, and you never share a password. Ask for a setup
Free plan · No card needed · CSV import on every plan