Edgewonk
A hands-on look at pricing, the Edge Rater, and who should skip it
Overview
Edgewonk is worth its $169 annual price if you already log 15 or more trades a month and want tag-level data on which setups, hours, or emotions are costing you money; below that volume, a free spreadsheet does the same job for less.
Pros
- Edge Rater scores each trade against your own historical average, not a generic benchmark
- Tag system lets you slice performance by setup, time of day, and emotional state
- Duration Analysis flags trades held too long or exited too early
- One annual license, no recurring monthly billing surprises
- CSV templates cover more than 100 brokers
Cons
- No native mobile app, journaling happens at a desktop only
- CSV import for less common brokers can require manual column mapping
- $169/year is steep next to a free spreadsheet template
- No live broker API sync, so same-day trades need a manual import step
Final Verdict
After three months of daily use across 214 logged trades, Edgewonk earned its spot in my toolkit for one reason: the Edge Rater caught a pattern in my afternoon trading that cost roughly $1,240 over that period, a pattern I would not have found by scrolling through broker statements manually. That's real money relative to a $169 license.
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