The oldest journal here, and the one where expired options are still fixed by hand.
Tradervue has been running since 2011 and is the most established name in the category. For an options trader it is also the most expensive way to get the least: its own help documentation says that expired, exercised and assigned options require MANUAL correction in an Execution Editor, and its most advanced execution feature explicitly excludes options.
HTTP Basic auth over Trades, Journal, Imports and Users. Ours is an MCP server rather than a CRUD API, which is the better fit for an assistant and the worse fit for a script.
Their most distinctive remaining feature, and nothing here competes with it.
Public shared trade pages and an embeddable widget. We have no sharing surface at all.
Founded 2011, acquired by SureSwift Capital in 2020. We shipped in September 2026 and have no track record to point at.
Tradervue's own help article describes correcting them by hand in the Execution Editor, setting price to zero and editing dates, and that editor is gated to Silver and Gold. This is the exact defect this product was built to remove.
No mention of rolls or roll to parent linkage anywhere on their site.
Their Exit Analysis is Gold only and its own help page states it covers stock, futures and forex trades only. On the $49.95 tier, options are excluded from the feature the tier exists for.
Neither exists there. Ours are the two things the tiers are sold on.
| Tradervue | FillStub | |
|---|---|---|
| Rolls chained to their parent | no | yes |
| Assignment, exercise, expiration | manual, in an editor | automatic |
| Index options recognised as cash settled | no | yes |
| Multi leg naming | unclear | yes |
| Greeks | unclear | at the fill, index options |
| Section 1256 and Form 8949 | no | yes |
| An interval on every statistic | no | yes |
| Execution analysis on OPTIONS | excluded by their own docs | against the 0DTE smile, SPX |
| Public API | REST | MCP |
| Mobile app | no | no |
| Price | $29.95 to $49.95 a month | $24 to $49 a month |
Read from Tradervue's own site and documentation on 2026-09-06. "unclear" means we could not confirm it either way, which is not the same as no.
Choose Tradervue if you need mentorship, public trade sharing, or a scriptable REST API over a mature product. Do not choose it for options: it is the most expensive incumbent for the weakest options support, and that is from its own documentation rather than from our opinion.
Our own prices: the free tool needs no account and no card, Solo is $24 a month, and Desk is $49. What is in each tier.