Edgekeeper is a trading journal that loads your prop firm’s published rules and warns you before you save a trade that would break them. Your setups, your own written rules and your firm’s limits sit on one screen.
No card. Unlimited trades and one prop account on its firm’s real rules, free for good.
What the drawdown trails, and whether it ever stops trailing, decides whether an account survives. Edgekeeper loads each firm’s published rule set, so the room it shows you is measured the way your firm measures it.
| Firm | Max drawdown | Drawdown basis | Floor stops rising | Daily loss limit | Day resets | Consistency | Min days | Split |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FTMO | 10% of starting balance | A fixed floor that never moves | Fixed from day one | 5% of starting balance | 12:00 a.m. Europe/Prague | None | 4 | 80/20 |
| Topstep | Set per plan size | Trails your end-of-day balance | At the starting balance | Set per plan size | 5:00 p.m. America/Chicago | 55% | 0 | 90/10 |
| Alpha Futures | 4% of starting balance | Trails your end-of-day balance | At the starting balance | 2% of starting balance | 5:00 p.m. America/Chicago | 40% | 0 | 90/10 |
These are the rule sets as Edgekeeper loads them, checked against each firm’s published rules on 24 September 2026. Consistency is the largest share of total profit one day may hold. Firms revise their terms, and each firm’s own rules page is authoritative. 12 more rule sets ship in the app. Read every firm’s rules
Each of these three habits can be written down as a rule before the session opens, and Edgekeeper checks every trade you log against the rules you wrote.
You take a loss, then size up to win it back. There’s no setup and no level behind it, only the last loss, and it’s often the trade that ends an evaluation.
“Stop after 2 losses.” Edgekeeper flags the third trade on the review step, before you save it.
Your edge lives in the London open and NY AM. By NY PM you are bored, and the chop takes it back.
“No NY PM.” The time-of-day heatmap shows where your edge actually ends.
One tilted afternoon can use up the whole trailing drawdown, and the account goes with it.
Your firm’s real limits, with the room left shown on every trade you log.
Not sure what your firm’s drawdown trails? Read the rules, firm by firm, or start with the trading guides. Neither needs an account.
Tag the structure (order blocks, FVGs, liquidity sweeps, MSS), the session, and your named setup from the Playbook.
Your firm’s daily loss, max drawdown, target and minimum days. You see the room left, and a warning before a trade that would breach. It warns and never blocks the save.
Per-setup and per-session stats, R distribution, and the hours where your edge actually lives.
Win rate, expectancy, profit factor, R distribution and the hour your edge runs out. Open trades are never counted as losses, and a trade with no stop is never averaged in as 0R. PRO marks the three views Pro adds.
Hover the curve. The red area below it is the distance from the running peak.PRO
Where your trades actually land.
Average R by hour, US Eastern, Mon–Fri.
Scored against the rules you wrote.
September 2026, trading days.
Every named setup, graded.
The importer finds the real header under the broker’s preamble, maps the columns, converts timestamps to US Eastern for session tagging, and rebuilds round-trip trades from a raw fill log when that is all your broker exports.
Illustrative files. Formats read today: MetaTrader 4/5, cTrader, Tradovate, NinjaTrader, TopstepX, Interactive Brokers, Thinkorswim, tastyfx/IG and most crypto exchanges.
Each of these can be checked against the product and the privacy policy.
Every answer here can be checked against the product.
No. It works with any prop firm (FTMO, Topstep, Apex, MyFundedFutures, etc.) and any broker. You set the rules, Edgekeeper tracks them.
Pro starts with a 14-day free trial. You add a card at checkout but pay $0 today; we email you a reminder before the trial ends, and the first charge happens on day 14 only if you haven't canceled. You can cancel in two clicks from Settings — no emails, no hoops.
Not automatically — you log trades manually or import a CSV. The importer reads exports from most platforms (MetaTrader 4/5, cTrader, Tradovate, NinjaTrader, TopstepX, Interactive Brokers, Thinkorswim, tastyfx/IG and most crypto exchanges), detects the columns for you, and can rebuild round-trip trades from a raw fill log.
Only you. Every table enforces row-level security in the database, so your trades are readable by your account and nothing else — there is no leaderboard, no public profile, and your numbers are never shown to other users. Chart screenshots sit in a private bucket behind short-lived signed links. You can permanently delete your account and everything in it yourself, from Settings, without emailing anyone. We don't sell your data — the privacy policy says exactly what is collected and why.
No. Edgekeeper is a journaling and analytics tool. It has no view on what you should trade, when, or how. The disclaimer in the footer is real.
It shows how much drawdown room you have under your firm’s real rules before every trade, and that part is free.
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