About EdgeFlow
EdgeFlow is a trading journal you use in your browser. You write down the confluences you looked at before each trade, and it shows you which of them did the work in your own trades.
Most journals stop at the result. They show how often you won, what you made and what you lost. That tells you how the month went. It does not tell you what to do differently on Monday.
EdgeFlow keeps the part that comes before the result: the confluences you looked at before you got in, what the market was doing around the trade, how you got in, and what you did after. Those are the parts you can actually change, so those are the parts worth counting.
What you do with it
You log a trade the way you would in any journal: the market, long or short, your entry, your stop and your target, and the result. On top of that you tick the confluences you looked at before you entered. Price at a level you marked yesterday. The bigger chart moving your way. A candle closing the way you wanted. Whatever your own list is.
After enough trades, EdgeFlow compares your trades that had one of those things with your trades that did not, and shows the difference. It does the same for combinations of them, for the market you were in, for how you got in and for what you did after. When a group is still too small, it says so instead of showing a number that looks more certain than it is.
When something made you money across enough of your trades, EdgeFlow writes it out as a plan: a short checklist of what to wait for. You can then freeze that plan and let the trades that come after it be the test.
What it does not do
EdgeFlow does not send you trades to take. It gives no signals, no entries and no advice, and it cannot promise you a profit. It works with the trades you logged yourself. What it can do is show you what those trades say, and say plainly when they do not say enough yet.
Who makes it
EdgeFlow is built by Milo Maebe, a trader in Belgium, who also writes the guides on this site. It is not owned by a broker, a prop firm or a course seller, and it does not earn anything from the trades you take. You can reach us at contact@youredgeflow.com or through the contact page. The company details are on the imprint page.
Is this the EdgeFlow Notion template?
No. EdgeFlow is standalone web software and it lives at youredgeflow.com. It does not need Notion and it is not a spreadsheet or a template you copy. Other products use the name EdgeFlow; we are not connected to any of them. If you arrived here looking for a template, this is a different thing.
Who it is for
Traders who keep a journal and want more out of it than a record of wins and losses. It works the same whether you trade futures, currency pairs or crypto, and whatever style you trade: you write down your confluences, and EdgeFlow counts them. It is not tied to one method, one set of terms or one broker.
Where to go next
See which of your confluences made money
Log your trades, tick the things you checked before you entered, and see which of them did the work in your own trades.