GlanWick
A trading journal that automatically imports your trades and uses AI to explain your wins and losses in plain language, plus a simulator to practice a prop-trading firm's rules before risking real money on the actual evaluation.
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Description
Many traders lose money on prop-firm evaluations (FTMO, FundedNext, E8 and similar) not because their strategy is bad, but because they break a risk rule under pressure and get disqualified — often without a clear record of what went wrong. GlanWick's answer is to combine an automated trade journal (importing trades via broker API or CSV, across crypto, stocks, forex, indices, commodities, ETFs and futures) with an AI layer that explains each trade against news and the economic calendar, plus a simulator that lets you rehearse a specific prop firm's rule set before paying for the real challenge.
GlanWick tracks professional-grade performance metrics (profit factor, Sharpe ratio, expectancy, win rate by setup), offers a Risk Guard that flags emotional/revenge-trading patterns, a customizable multi-condition alert builder, and works across web, iOS and Android. Pricing is freemium: a free tier covers journaling only, with paid tiers from Starter (€14.99/month) through the recommended Pro (€29.99/month) up to Elite (€59.99/month), each also available at a discount billed annually.
💬 Our review
The short version: for a trader who's serious enough to be considering (or already paying for) a prop-firm evaluation, GlanWick's combination of journal, AI analysis and rule-set simulator is a sensible way to reduce avoidable rule-break failures before spending real money on the actual challenge.
Against TradeZella (mature, well-known journaling tool, strong analytics, but no prop-firm simulator) or Edgewonk (long-standing manual journal, deep psychology-focused metrics, steeper manual entry), GlanWick's edge is the prop-firm simulation specifically plus AI-generated trade explanations tied to news/economic events — a narrower but currently differentiated combination. The trade-off is that it's a less established name than TradeZella or Edgewonk, so track record and community trust are thinner, and its AI trade analysis is only as good as the context it's given. At €14.99-59.99/month it sits in a normal range for serious trading tools, and the free tier is a reasonable way to test the core journal before paying for AI features or the simulator. Best for active traders eyeing prop-firm funding specifically; a purely discretionary trader with no prop-firm ambitions may not need the simulator half of the product.
💰 Pricing
📊 Global score
🤖 AI-enriched data
Gratuit (journal seul), Starter 14,99€/mois, Pro 29,99€/mois (recommandé), Elite 59,99€/mois — facturation annuelle disponible (180€/360€/720€)
Pros
Simulateur de règles de prop firm (FTMO, FundedNext, E8) avant de payer l'évaluation réelle
Import automatique des trades via API broker ou CSV
Analyse IA des trades contextualisée par l'actualité et le calendrier économique
Risk Guard : alertes sur les patterns de trading émotionnel/revenge trading
Cons
Moins établi que TradeZella ou Edgewonk, recul limité sur la fiabilité long terme
Qualité de l'analyse IA dépendante du contexte fourni, pas infaillible
Pas de simulateur pour tous les prop firms du marché, seulement les principaux
Palier gratuit limité au journal seul, sans IA ni simulateur