Take Tradervue, if
- You work with a mentor who reviews your journal
- Your broker is missing here
- You need access from any device
AQREVI vs Tradervue
A long-standing cloud journal known for execution-level review and mentor workflows. Compared on verifiable properties.
checked · 2026-09-03What this product is
A cloud journal with strong execution-level review and an established mentor workflow.
Short version
Which to choose
Take AQREVI, if
- You want your own board and your own metrics
- You run prop challenges
- A metric must open to its formula
Honestly
Where they are stronger
The mentor workflow
With them a mentor views the journal by link. With us you can share a trade or a statistics cut by link, but there's no live journal access for a mentor yet.
Execution-level review
It is an established strength for them. We also keep partial entries and exits as their own rows, but their depth of review has had longer to develop.
Row by row
The same rows, just the two of us
| What is compared | AQREVIA journal, prop tracker and copier in the browser | TradervueA cloud journaltheir site |
|---|---|---|
| Where your trades liveWho holds your history and how you take it with you. Ours: a separate database per account and a full export at any moment; a local version is on the roadmap. | On our server, a separate database per account | On their servers |
| Works with no internetThe independence test. Today we are a web service like everyone in this table; the local version is how we intend to pass it. | Not yet; a local version is planned | |
| Access from another deviceThe one thing people go to the cloud for on merit rather than habit. We are in the cloud now, so it works as it does everywhere else. | Any browser, after sign-in | |
| What happens if you stop payingThe most expensive row here, and usually absent from every such table. A journal is kept for years — the question is not the monthly price but how it ends. | Moves to Free; the journal and export stay | Export before it lapses |
| How many platforms connectWe lose this row, and it is the honest price of independence: a cloud service keeps integrations on its own side and grows them faster. | 29, six of them directly | More; exact count unverified |
| Prop firm rules in an engineNot "prop account support" but a trailing drawdown computed against your trades — the thing accounts are actually closed over. | 130+ programs, phases apart, checked weekly | Not verified |
| A copier between your own accountsA separate product everywhere else — and a separate subscription. Here it is part of the journal, not a second subscription. | As a map, simulation first, live on MT5 and TradeLocker | |
| A metric opens to its formulaThe only way to argue with a number without access to someone's code. Without it a metric is an opinion with a digit attached. | The formula and the trades under it | A number, not its derivation |
| The model computes no numbersNot "is there AI" but whether it can invent a figure. A confident sentence with a fabricated number is worse than no AI at all. | The engine computes, one model explains, a second checks | No such separation is claimed |
| Your own model or your own keyIf the model is not yours, your trades go wherever the vendor decided and cost whatever the vendor sets. | Your own Anthropic, OpenAI, Google or other key | |
| A phone appThere is no native app. The web version opens in a phone browser, but it is built for a large screen. | Phone browser, no app | Not verified |
| Starting price per monthPrices were checked on one day and they change. The date sits beside them for that reason: a comparison page outlives a price list. | Free $0, paid from 39 | Not verified |
In substance
Where the architectures diverge, not the descriptions
Shared access — their advantage
You can share a trade or a cut by link: the page opens without an account and shows only a snapshot. There's no live journal access for a mentor yet, and for weekly mentor work their setup is more convenient.
Prop and the copier
Two modules we did not find there: a prop rule engine with check dates, and a copier between your own accounts that defaults to simulation.
Questions
What people ask about this pair
Can a mentor look at my journal in yours?
You can send a trade or a cut by link. There's no live access to the whole journal yet, and we won't promise a date.
Does the data transfer from there?
Yes, by export and import. The column mapping is picked up automatically or done once by hand.