Comparing Tradervue for options trading? MindTrajour records each options trade as a strategy with legs, strikes, expiry, premiums and fees, and keeps checklists, notes, screenshots and emotions on the same trade. Every Tradervue detail on this page comes from Tradervue's own website.
MindTrajour focuses on journaling and reviewing options trades; it does not offer replay, backtesting or AI features. Options trades are entered as a strategy with legs, strikes, expiry, contracts, premiums and fees; MindTrajour calculates the trade metrics. The table below shows what Tradervue lists on its own website.
Tradervue's plan comparison lists options, futures and forex support, commission and fee support, a selectable base currency, sharing trades with the community, mentoring and exit analysis. Tradervue describes itself as a trading journal for stocks, options, futures and forex.
When you trade options and want a focused journal: each trade is a strategy with its legs, your checklist, notes and emotions stay on the trade, and Interactive Brokers trades can be imported (Beta). App and docs are in English and German.
What Tradervue lists on its own website, next to what MindTrajour does today. Sources and the check date are at the end of this page.
Legs, strikes, expiry and premiums decide how an options trade went. They belong in the record, not in a note.
The MindTrajour trial starts without a credit card, so nothing is charged automatically when it ends.
Why you entered and how you felt is easy to forget. Checklists, notes and emotions on the trade keep it.
Strategy structure, numbers, decision context and outcome stay together, whether you enter a trade or import it.
Log strategy, legs, strikes, expiry, contracts, premiums and fees, or import from Interactive Brokers (Beta).
Attach checklist items, notes, screenshots, tags and emotion entries while the trade is still fresh.
Use the dashboard and trade details to see what happened without rebuilding the trade by hand.
MindTrajour keeps the trade structure, calculations, checklist, notes, screenshots, emotions and result in one record.
What Tradervue lists on its own website, next to what MindTrajour does today. Sources and the check date are at the end of this page.
Start with a 7-day free trial without a credit card, enter your next trade or import your Interactive Brokers history (Beta).
Traders and coaches from Germany and beyond, after a few weeks of journaling.
“MindTrajour is right on trend. This innovative tool helps me track both individual trades and my overall portfolio performance.”
“MindTrajour has established itself as an indispensable tool in my daily options trading. It's more than just a journal; it's a professional analysis tool that helps me keep track of my complex options strategies and understand my performance.”
“Top cloud application for options trading! The UI is incredibly intuitive and super easy to use.”
Not for every trader. The two tools have a different scope; the comparison above shows what Tradervue lists on its website. MindTrajour fits options traders who want a focused journaling and review workflow.
Spreads, iron condors, strangles and covered calls are entered as one trade with all legs. Rolling, expiry handling and trade bundles are Beta features.
Not with Interactive Brokers or a broker on the IB platform: the import is in Beta. Trades from other brokers are entered manually.
Yes. You can share a single trade via a public link.
Yes, in Beta. Upload a CSV export (Activity or Trade Confirmation Flex Query, or an Activity Statement, in English or German) or connect a Flex Query and sync on demand with one click. You see a preview before anything is imported, and trades you already imported are skipped. The same import works for CapTrader, LYNX, Estably and WH-SelfInvest. To use it, request Beta access in the app; our team reviews each request.
MindTrajour Basic costs €15 per month on monthly billing or €144 per year on yearly billing, and you can cancel anytime. That monthly price is about 45% less than Tradervue on monthly billing. The Pro plan and all current prices are on the pricing page. You start with a 7-day free trial without a credit card.
From Tradervue's own public website. We checked the statements on 16 October 2026 and the prices and revised statements on 24 October 2026; the sources and check dates are listed at the end of this page. Plans, prices and features can change, so check Tradervue's website for the current state.
Yes. MindTrajour does not depend on any other journal. Start with your next options trade, or import your Interactive Brokers history (Beta), and compare for yourself.
Competitor details come from each company's public website. Statements checked on 16 October 2026; prices and revised statements checked on 24 October 2026.
Updated: 2026-10-24
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