Comparison

FundedNotes vs TraderSync — built for futures and prop firm traders.

TraderSync is a strong general-purpose trading journal that covers stocks, options, forex and futures. FundedNotes is futures-first and prop-firm-first: trailing drawdown distance and a multi-account dashboard for traders running several prop accounts at once — with live read-only Tradovate sync on demand, or CSV import.

Futures + prop firm focused vs broad multi-asset
Live read-only Tradovate sync on demand, or import via CSV
Trailing drawdown distance matching the firm portal
Built around multi-account prop trading from day one

What TraderSync does well

TraderSync has been around for years and supports a wide range of brokers across stocks, options, forex, and futures. If you trade multi-asset across many brokers, the breadth is a real advantage and the analytics are mature.

Where FundedNotes is different

FundedNotes is futures-first. Drawdown is computed using the prop-firm trailing rule, and the dashboard is structured around running multiple prop accounts in parallel — which is the actual reality for most futures traders. The Tradovate integration is live read-only OAuth that pulls your fills on demand, and CSV import works for any platform.

Pick the one that matches your workflow

There is no single best journal. TraderSync is broader; FundedNotes goes deeper into prop firm futures workflows. If most of your trading is on Tradovate-routed prop accounts, FundedNotes will feel more native; if you’re multi-asset across many brokers, TraderSync may fit better.

Try both

FundedNotes has a Free tier so you can sign up, import your trades via CSV, and see whether the workflow fits before committing. No payment details required for the free plan.

FundedNotes vs TraderSync: feature comparison

FeatureFundedNotesTraderSync
Primary focusFutures & prop-firm tradingMulti-asset (stocks, options, futures, forex)
Live broker syncRead-only Rithmic, Tradovate, NinjaTrader, DXtrade & Match-Trader — on demandBroad broker auto-import + CSV
Prop-firm drawdown trackingTrailing/EOD drawdown distance + daily loss room, built inGeneral journaling, not prop-firm-rule specific
Multi-account roll-upFirst-class — many prop accounts with a combined viewSupported
AnalyticsFocused prop-firm metrics, calendar review, consistencyDeep multi-asset analytics + AI features
Pricing modelFree tier + low-cost Pro/Elite and a Lifetime optionMonthly/annual subscription

Comparison reflects FundedNotes’s prop-firm-focused feature set; TraderSync details are based on their public information and may change.

Frequently asked questions

Should I use FundedNotes or TraderSync?

If you primarily trade futures — and especially Tradovate-linked prop firm accounts like Apex, Tradeify, and MyFundedFutures — FundedNotes is built for that workflow. If you trade across stocks, options, and forex on multiple platforms, TraderSync’s broader coverage may suit you better.

How is the broker integration different?

Both support CSV import for prop accounts. FundedNotes also offers live read-only Tradovate sync — a direct OAuth that pulls your fills on demand when you click "Sync & Read Trades".

Does FundedNotes track prop firm drawdown the same way?

FundedNotes computes the trailing drawdown distance using Peak Equity − Trailing Spread (the rule prop firms actually evaluate against). It’s the same number you see in your firm portal, not the broker-level locked threshold that diverges intraday.

What about multi-account support?

FundedNotes tracks every account independently and rolls them up into one portfolio view — use live read-only Tradovate sync on demand per account, or import a CSV. Useful if you’re running, say, three Apex PA accounts and two Tradeify Lightning accounts in parallel.

Is FundedNotes cheaper?

FundedNotes has a Free tier and a Lifetime Elite option. See the [pricing page](/pricing) for current rates and feature matrix.