A trading journal for SMC and ICT traders
Tick the order blocks and sweeps you saw on each trade. EdgeFlow counts which ones paid in your own trades.
Tick what you saw.
Order block, fair value gap, sweep, killzone. Tick the ones you saw on each trade.
ICT is one of ten example strategies in EdgeFlow. Change any box to match how you trade.
See what paid and what cost you.
What each confluence made or cost you in your own trades.
Do the confluences work together?
Sweep alone, or sweep and fair value gap. EdgeFlow counts what each combination made.
Test the plan on new trades.
Freeze the combination as your plan. EdgeFlow tests it only on the trades you take after that.
Common questions
Does EdgeFlow work for ICT?
Yes. You name your own confluences and the answers for each, so it fits ICT, SMC or any other way you trade. ICT is one of ten example strategies you can start from.
Can I add my own concepts, like a silver bullet window?
Yes. Add a box for it and the answers you want, then tick it on each trade. EdgeFlow counts it like any other confluence.
Does it import from my broker?
You can log trades by hand or import a CSV, a MetaTrader 5 report or a TopStep export. The import brings the dates, prices and results, and you tick your confluences on each trade.
How many trades do I need?
Each confluence needs enough trades before its number means much. How many trades before you can trust a setup
Related reading
Guides on this topic
- What Is Confluence in Trading? (With Examples)Confluence means several things you check before a trade lining up. Examples from different trading styles, and how to find out which ones matter.
- What Is an A+ Setup, and How Do You Grade Trades?An A+ setup is a trade where everything on your list lines up. How to grade trades honestly, before the result, and check whether the grade means anything.
- Do More Confluences Mean a Higher Win Rate?More confluences usually raise your win rate less than the posts claim, and can cost you winners. How to check what each one does in your own journal.
- How Many Trades Before You Can Trust a Setup?Fifteen good trades can be luck. How many trades you need before a setup means something, what pushes that number up, and what to do while you wait.