Tradervue

Portfolio Manager — Freemium

Long-running trading journal with broker sync and mentor sharing for coaches

Mentor mode that lets coaches review student trades directly

Overview

Tradervue is a portfolio manager built as a trading journal for traders and coaches who want to analyze past trades in depth, not just watch a balance tick up and down. This Tradervue review looks at one of the older names in trade tracking, now owned by SureSwift Capital after years in the space. It runs on a freemium pricing model, and the free plan alone covers more ground than most journaling tools offer at any price.

The free plan includes unlimited trade imports from a wide list of supported brokers, covering stocks, options, futures, and forex in one place. Report depth is the real selling point, with over 100 report variants including exit analysis, maximum potential profit and loss, liquidity reports, and MFE/MAE statistics that most journaling tools do not attempt. The standout feature is mentor mode, letting trading coaches log in and review a student's trades directly instead of working from screenshots and secondhand descriptions. For a trading coach running multiple students, that alone can justify the subscription.

The honest limitation is reputation. Tradervue carries a Trustpilot score of just 2.4, though that rests on only 10 reviews, a thin sample rather than a clear verdict. There is also no mobile app, a real gap for traders who want to log or review trades away from a desktop. Neither issue shows up in the feature set itself, but both are worth weighing before committing.

Tradervue covers US and global stocks, fits day trading and swing trading at an intermediate skill level, and runs semi-automated since it analyzes trades rather than placing them. It starts free, with a trial period offered at paid signup, and there is no API access for outside integrations. Traders who never review their own performance, or who need a mobile-first tool, should skip Tradervue. Anyone serious about post-trade analysis, especially coaches managing multiple students, gets real value here that few competitors match.

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