Comparison

FundedNotes vs Tradervue — prop-firm depth vs multi-asset breadth.

Tradervue is a mature, well-respected journal with deep analytics and broad broker imports across many asset classes. FundedNotes narrows in on futures and prop-firm life: trailing or EOD drawdown distance, daily loss room, per-account journaling, and a single roll-up across every funded account.

Built around prop-firm rules: trailing or EOD drawdown distance
Daily loss room, net P&L and consistency tracked per account
Multi-account roll-up across every funded account in one view
CSV import today; read-only Rithmic sync live, more brokers soon

Why traders respect Tradervue

Tradervue has earned its reputation over many years: thoughtful analytics, reliable broker imports, and solid multi-asset coverage. Traders who journal across stocks, options, and forex get genuine breadth and a deep feature set that has been polished for a long time.

Where FundedNotes concentrates

FundedNotes deliberately trades breadth for focus. The dashboard assumes you are running funded futures accounts, so drawdown distance, daily loss room, net P&L, and consistency are first-class metrics rather than add-ons. That focus keeps the numbers aligned with what your prop firm portal evaluates.

Connecting your accounts

CSV import works today and read-only Rithmic sync is already live, with broader broker auto-sync coming soon. The read-only guarantee is firm: FundedNotes reads your fills to build the journal and never touches order entry or balances.

Matching the tool to your trading

If you want one journal for a diverse, multi-asset book, Tradervue is a dependable choice. If your trading lives inside prop-firm rules and several funded accounts, FundedNotes reflects that reality without you having to bolt the math on yourself.

Frequently asked questions

Is FundedNotes a Tradervue replacement?

It depends on what you trade. Tradervue covers stocks, options, forex, and futures with years of refined analytics. FundedNotes is purpose-built for futures and prop-firm traders, so if your day revolves around funded-account rules and drawdown limits, FundedNotes speaks that language natively.

What does FundedNotes track that a general journal usually skips?

FundedNotes computes drawdown distance using either the trailing or end-of-day rule your firm enforces, plus the daily loss room you have left before breaching. Those numbers are central to passing an evaluation and keeping a funded account, not an afterthought.

How does importing trades work?

You can import a CSV from your platform today, and read-only Rithmic sync is already live for accounts that route through Rithmic. Broader broker auto-sync is on the roadmap. Every connection stays strictly read-only — FundedNotes never places, modifies, or cancels orders and never moves funds.

Can I keep several prop firms organised at once?

Yes. Each funded account gets its own journal and metrics, and FundedNotes rolls them all up into one portfolio view so you can see combined net P&L while still drilling into a single Apex, Tradeify, or MyFundedFutures account.

What does FundedNotes cost?

There is a Free tier plus a Lifetime Elite option. The current feature matrix and prices live on the [pricing page](/pricing).