Most journals show what you did. EdgeFlow shows where your edge actually lives. I’m a full-time daytrader (6 yrs, ex-hedge fund) and while building my own systems I hit a wall: no tool existed to track and refine an edge across environment, confluences, execution and management. So I built it myself. Define your system, tag every trade, and see exactly which conditions make you money — turned into trade plans with calculated expectancy. No guesswork. For beginners and advanced traders.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m a full-time daytrader — 6 years now, previously at a hedge fund in Brussels.
Here’s the problem that drove me crazy: every trading journal on the market shows you WHAT you did. Win rate, P&L, nice charts. But none of them answer the only question that matters: under which exact conditions do I actually make money?
When I was building my own trading systems, I was tracking everything in messy spreadsheets — trying to figure out if my setups worked better in trending vs ranging markets, during London vs New York, with tight stops vs wide stops. It was painful and no tool existed for it.
So I built EdgeFlow.
The core idea: you define your trading system once — your setups, market conditions, and execution style. Then every trade you log gets tagged with those conditions. After enough trades, EdgeFlow shows you exactly which combinations produce positive expectancy and which ones silently drain your account.
The difference is real: I went from break-even to consistently profitable not by changing my strategy, but by cutting the conditions where my edge didn’t exist.
Happy to answer anything about the product or trading in general. 🙏
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Love that you built this from real trader frustration. One thing that would make it stickier for me: a way to overlay my edge stats against a live calendar of market conditions like VIX, FOMC days, or earnings windows. Knowing my edge evaporates during high IV crush weeks would be huge for sizing.
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@sleymantapekwt Thanks — and you’re closer to what EdgeFlow already does than you might think.
Environment tracking is fully custom. You define what you want to track and EdgeFlow measures your setups against it. News volatility (you can specify the exact event), HTF/MTF/LTF trending or ranging, session, IV regime — whatever matters to you. Then you see which setup types actually hold up in which environment and which ones bleed.
The live calendar overlay is a good call though. Right now you tag it yourself when logging the trade. Auto-pulling FOMC days, earnings or VIX regime would remove that step completely. And sizing off “my edge dies in IV crush weeks” is exactly what this should be telling you.
Adding it to the roadmap 🙏
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this looks really solid honestly. one thing that would be super helpful is adding a way to backtest your tagged setups against historical data right inside the app, basically so you can see if the edge holds up over thousands of trades before risking real money on it
Backtesting is already partly there — in Edge Builder you can label trades as backtest, forward test or live, and filter your analytics to only show backtest data. So you can build up a tagged sample and see if the edge actually holds before going live with it.
What’s coming is a proper backtest window inside EdgeFlow where you can replay charts and log trades straight into your system without switching tools. That’s the missing piece right now but we are working on that!!
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This looks really solid, the expectancy breakdown by confluence is exactly what most journals skip over. One thing I'd love to see is a way to tag market regime separately from setup type, like trending vs choppy vs volatile, so you can spot whether your edge actually holds up across different conditions instead of just assuming it does.
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@muhammetes5z hi, thanks for taking your time to show interest! This is already build in, you can track all enviroment types like news volatility, trend , range, reversal , continuation acrros all timeframe groups like htf mtf ltf etc. Then you can see wich setup or technical confluence combinations works best in what enviroment.
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Love that you built this from real trader frustration. One thing that would make it stickier for me: a way to overlay my edge stats against a live calendar of market conditions like VIX, FOMC days, or earnings windows. Knowing my edge evaporates during high IV crush weeks would be huge for sizing.
@sleymantapekwt Thanks — and you’re closer to what EdgeFlow already does than you might think.
Environment tracking is fully custom. You define what you want to track and EdgeFlow measures your setups against it. News volatility (you can specify the exact event), HTF/MTF/LTF trending or ranging, session, IV regime — whatever matters to you. Then you see which setup types actually hold up in which environment and which ones bleed.
The live calendar overlay is a good call though. Right now you tag it yourself when logging the trade. Auto-pulling FOMC days, earnings or VIX regime would remove that step completely. And sizing off “my edge dies in IV crush weeks” is exactly what this should be telling you.
Adding it to the roadmap 🙏
this looks really solid honestly. one thing that would be super helpful is adding a way to backtest your tagged setups against historical data right inside the app, basically so you can see if the edge holds up over thousands of trades before risking real money on it
@sebahat2cva Thanks 🙏
Backtesting is already partly there — in Edge Builder you can label trades as backtest, forward test or live, and filter your analytics to only show backtest data. So you can build up a tagged sample and see if the edge actually holds before going live with it.
What’s coming is a proper backtest window inside EdgeFlow where you can replay charts and log trades straight into your system without switching tools. That’s the missing piece right now but we are working on that!!
This looks really solid, the expectancy breakdown by confluence is exactly what most journals skip over. One thing I'd love to see is a way to tag market regime separately from setup type, like trending vs choppy vs volatile, so you can spot whether your edge actually holds up across different conditions instead of just assuming it does.
@muhammetes5z hi, thanks for taking your time to show interest! This is already build in, you can track all enviroment types like news volatility, trend , range, reversal , continuation acrros all timeframe groups like htf mtf ltf etc. Then you can see wich setup or technical confluence combinations works best in what enviroment.