Comparison

Atium vs Tradervue

A long-running, reports-focused journal with 100+ reports and a capped, stocks-only free plan. Here's the product-only breakdown for prop-firm futures traders — features and price, and where each tool is stronger.

Feature
Atium
Tradervue
Drafts trades as they fill (browser extension)
Yes

Opt-in; on TradingView. You review and save each trade.

No
Broker account auto-sync
No

No broker connection

A few platforms

Broker Sync on paid plans; most of its 80+ platforms are file import

CSV / file import
Yes

Tradovate, NinjaTrader, Tradervue + custom mapping

Yes

80+ platforms

Asset classes
Futures only
Stocks, options, futures, forex
Prop-firm account tracking
Limited

Trade Folders: Evaluation → Funded → Live. No rule or drawdown tracking.

Multi-account only
Community peer review
Yes

Trades post to your Discord; members review in a structured web form

Trade sharing

Plus mentor/mentee accounts

Psychology tracking
Yes

Emotions, confidence and plan adherence per trade

Notes & tags only
Analytics depth
20+ metrics
100+ reports
Backtesting engine
Limited

Logs & separates backtest trades; no simulator

No
Trade replay
No
No
Native mobile app
No
No
AI features
Limited

ES/NQ market outlook (weekdays ~9 AM & 5 PM ET) + weekly Film Room insights

No
Starting price (monthly)
$14.99
from $29.95

Silver; Gold $49.95. Futures need a paid plan

Free trial
14 days

Card required; cancel before the trial ends to pay nothing

7 days
Free tier
No
Stocks only, 30 trades/mo

Competitor features and prices are from each vendor's public website as of September 2026 and may have changed — check their sites before deciding. TradeZella, TraderSync, Edgewonk and Tradervue are trademarks of their respective owners; Atium is not affiliated with them.

Atium is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by TradingView. TradingView is a trademark of its owner.

Where Tradervue is stronger

  • A free plan (capped, stocks-only), so you can try the journal before paying
  • Public trade sharing plus built-in mentor/mentee accounts
  • 100+ reports and multi-asset support (stocks, options, futures, forex)

Where Atium wins

  • With auto-detect on in Atium Bot for Chrome, each trade you place on TradingView is drafted as it fills, instead of imported afterwards
  • Trade Folders for prop-firm accounts (Evaluation → Funded → Live), and structured community review through Atium Bot for Discord
  • Moving over is straightforward: Atium imports Tradervue CSV exports
  • A futures-focused workflow at $14.99/mo, against $29.95/mo for Silver (Tradervue needs a paid plan for futures)

The bottom line: if you trade prop-firm futures on TradingView and want each trade drafted as it fills, ready for you to review and save, Atium fits. If you need what Tradervue does better, it may be the better call — and that's fine.

See it for yourself

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