Coming from Tradervue

A Tradervue alternative, with the limits up front.

Leaf Edge imports per-fill CSVs: one row for every execution. Tradervue's standard download has one row per trade, and it doesn't import. Your Tradervue journal stays in Tradervue: tags and screenshots don't come across.

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Page updated 20 October 2026. Every statement about Tradervue was checked against Tradervue's own pages on 20 October 2026; the sources are at the end.

What comes across

What imports from Tradervue

Leaf Edge builds every trade from its fills, so the file it needs lists each execution. Here is what happens to each part of a Tradervue-style file, and to the rest of Tradervue.

A per-fill CSV, one row per execution
Imports
With Date, Time, Symbol, Quantity, Price and Side columns, the layout of Tradervue's generic import format. Leaf Edge pairs the fills into trades and works out each trade's P&L.Source: Tradervue import format
Tradervue's Trades download
Doesn't import
The Download CSV button in Tradervue's Trades section exports your trade list, one row per trade. Leaf Edge builds trades from fills, so a file without them gives it nothing to read.Source: Tradervue help centre
Rows without a Side
Doesn't import
Tradervue's format lets a negative quantity mean a sell. Leaf Edge needs Buy, Sell, Short or Cover on every row and skips a row without one.Source: Tradervue import format
Notes
Text only
A Notes or Comment column is kept as plain text in the trade's note. It doesn't become a journal entry.
Tags and screenshots
Doesn't import
Not read. They stay in Tradervue.
Commission and fees
Partly
One cost column is read: Commission, or Fee or Fees when there is no Commission. Tradervue's TransFee and ECNFee columns aren't, so add them into Commission before you import.Source: Tradervue import format
Options
Partly
An Option column such as JAN 12 125 CALL becomes an option contract, dated to that month's third Friday because the column gives no day. Weekly contracts written with their day, such as APR26 13, aren't read correctly yet.Source: Tradervue import format
Futures, forex and crypto rows
Partly
Classed from the symbol alone. Stocks and options are the tested types, so check the rest after importing.
Execution times
Partly
The file's times carry no time zone, and Leaf Edge doesn't ask which one they are in yet, so check your fills' times after importing.

File import is free on every plan, including Free, and a Tradervue import uses no broker slot. See which other files Leaf Edge reads, and how far each is tested, on the broker support page.

Getting the file

Where to find a per-fill file

Tradervue's help centre documents its trade export, the Trades download, and that file doesn't import. These files do.

The broker files behind your Tradervue history. If you imported your broker's exports into Tradervue, import those into Leaf Edge directly: the broker support page shows which formats Leaf Edge reads and how far each is tested.
A file in Tradervue's generic import format, if you built one to import into Tradervue. It imports into Leaf Edge too, as long as every row has a Side.
In Leaf Edge, open Sync, choose Upload File and drop the file in. Check the preview, and any skipped rows, before you import.

Source: Tradervue help centre Source: Tradervue import format

Side by side

Tradervue and Leaf Edge

Each side as its own pages describe it, including where Tradervue offers more.

Tradervue and Leaf Edge, side by side
Topic	Tradervue	Leaf Edge
Free plan	Basic: up to 30 trades a month.Source: Tradervue pricing	Free: unlimited trades from file imports, 3 playbooks and 1 Sage message a day.
Paid plans	Silver $29.95 and Gold $49.95 a month.Source: Tradervue pricing	Pro £29 and Ultimate £59 a month, billed monthly.
Sharing and mentoring	Lets you share trades with the Tradervue community. Silver and Gold include unlimited mentors and mentees.Source: Tradervue pricing	No community sharing and no mentor accounts.
Taking your data with you	Download CSV in the Trades section, for Silver and Gold subscribers.Source: Tradervue help centre	Settings exports your trades, notes, playbooks and settings as one JSON file, on every plan.

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What you get in Leaf Edge

Chart

Leaf Charts draws your own fills on each trade's chart, on every plan.

Review

Grade each trade, keep a journal, link trades to your playbooks, and ask Sage, an AI coach that reads your own trades and playbooks. Free includes 1 message a day.

Practice

On Pro and Ultimate, ReLive replays finished US equity and ETF sessions bar by bar, up to yesterday's close and back to 28 March 2023. It replays the market, not your own trades.

Common questions

Can Leaf Edge import my Tradervue journal?

It imports trades, not a journal. Leaf Edge reads per-fill CSVs, one row per execution, and pairs the fills into trades. A Notes column's text is kept as plain text in the trade's note; tags and screenshots don't come across.

Why doesn't Tradervue's Trades download import?

It lists one row per trade. Leaf Edge builds every trade from its fills, so a file without fills gives it nothing to read.

Is importing from Tradervue free?

Yes. File import works on every plan, including Free, and a Tradervue import uses no broker slot.

Where do I get a per-fill file?

From the broker files you imported into Tradervue, which Leaf Edge may read directly (check your broker on the broker support page), or from a file in Tradervue's generic import format with a Side on every row.

Do Tradervue's commission and fee columns come across?

One cost column does: Commission, or Fee or Fees when there is no Commission. TransFee and ECNFee aren't read, so add them into Commission before you import.

Sources

Every statement about Tradervue on this page was checked against these pages on 20 October 2026. Plans and prices change; Tradervue's are as its pages showed them that day.