EdgeFlow vs TradeZella

// The honest take

// Where EdgeFlow pulls ahead

// Deep dive

If you're already on TradeZella, switching to EdgeFlow is straightforward — you don't lose any history. Step 1: Export your trades. From TradeZella, go to Trades → Export → CSV. This downloads every trade you've logged with all metadata (instrument, direction, entry/exit prices, fees, notes, tags). Step 2: Import into EdgeFlow. At /trades/import, drag the CSV onto the upload zone. The parser auto-detects column headers and shows you a preview table — you can fix any mismatches before committing. Most fields map one-for-one; instrument symbols and direction are normalized automatically. Step 3: Reconnect your screenshots. Screenshots don't come through CSV (no broker does), so reattach them per-trade if you want AI chart vision analysis. Or skip — your text-only trades still get full AI review treatment. Step 4: Run your first AI Coach review. Open any imported trade and click "Analyze This Trade". You'll get a letter grade, decision score bars, a focus tip for next time, and pattern comparisons against your recent trades. Use your daily review credits to compare EdgeFlow's analysis against the Zella AI reviews you've already had — that's the fastest way to see whether the AI is actually telling you something useful. Step 5: Cancel TradeZella. Once you're on EdgeFlow, you can cancel your TradeZella subscription from their billing portal. Note: TradeZella has a strict no-refund policy, so cancelling only stops future charges — you keep your exported history forever. Total time: about 10 minutes for a year of history. No code, no API setup, no support tickets.

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