Comparison

Consistry vs My Prop Journal: live rules, or deep retrospective analysis

First, a fact worth knowing before you compare anything: mypropjournal.com now redirects to everedge.ai. The site there never mentions the old name, so treat this as the destination the domain points to rather than a confirmed rebrand — but it is where you land, and it is what this page compares against.

Everedge is a serious analytical tool. Its Edge Discovery grades your setups A+ through D on statistical expectancy and ties position sizing to the grade, its AI coach can search your journal semantically, and its payout accounting tracks what you actually withdrew net of profit split against what your challenge attempts cost. That last one is genuinely rare. The catch for prop traders is that everything reaches it by CSV or by hand.

TL;DR: Everedge has the deeper AI analysis and the best payout ROI accounting; it has no automatic broker sync at all, no free tier, and costs $39 to $75 a month. Consistry syncs eight platforms live, enforces verified firm rules before the trade, and starts free.

Quick comparison

ConsistryMy Prop Journal (now Everedge)
Broker auto-sync8 platforms, automaticCSV upload or manual entry only
Live drawdown monitoringDaily, max, trailing — from live equityPost-import only, by design
Pre-trade rule checkGREEN / YELLOW / RED before entryRetrospective analysis
Firm rules pre-filled20 firms, 26 programs, weekly verified~10 firms named, count not published
AI depthPlan, chat, weekly analysis, pre-trade checkAI coach, semantic search, model choice
Expectancy grading of setupsPer-setup stats and behavioral leaksA+ to D grades tied to position sizing
Payout & ROI accountingFees and payouts across firmsWithdrawals net of split vs account costs
News-restriction enforcementFirm's own window, enforcedNo news or calendar feature
Native mobile appsiOS and AndroidNot mentioned on their site
Free tierUnlimited trades and accounts, no card7-day trial, payment method required
Price$29.99/mo, everything included$39/mo, or $75/mo with the AI coach
New · Prop firm backtesting

Backtest under your prop firm's rules.

Replay real market history candle by candle and trade it like your challenge. Run the session under your own account's rules or any firm and program from our catalog: daily loss, max drawdown and the profit target are checked on every bar, and a breach ends the session the way it would end the real account.

  • Two years of 1-minute history: futures (NQ, ES, YM, RTY, GC, SI, CL, NG, 6E and their micros), FX majors, gold and index CFDs.
  • Market, limit and stop orders with stop loss, take profit, spread and commission, so the result is not a clean +1R.
  • Up to four synced chart windows from 1 minute to monthly, drawing tools and SMC indicators: FVG, order blocks, BOS / CHoCH, sessions, fractals.
  • Blind mode: a random start with the date hidden, so you trade the chart, not your memory of it.
Consistry backtesting: an EURUSD 4H replay running under The5ers $200,000 rules, with Buy, Sell and position tools

Where Everedge is genuinely strong

The analysis layer is the best part of this product and deserves saying plainly.

  • Edge Discovery grading.

    Grading setups A+ through D on statistical expectancy and tying recommended position size to the grade turns a journal into a decision tool. Few competitors attempt it.

  • Honest payout accounting.

    Tracking what you actually withdrew, net of profit split, against what your attempts cost, gives a real ROI rather than the headline equity of a simulated account. Most journals ignore this entirely.

  • A deep AI layer.

    Semantic search across your own journal, a coach that drafts write-ups, user-selectable models with per-token cost transparency, and an MCP connection so Claude can log trades directly.

  • Serious process tooling.

    Trading plans, playbooks, session notes and daily, weekly and monthly report cards — a genuinely complete review loop.

Where Consistry fits prop trading better

01

Trades arrive on their own

MetaTrader 4 and 5, cTrader, TradeLocker, TopstepX, Match-Trader, DXtrade, Tradovate and NinjaTrader sync automatically. Everedge lists eleven platforms and every one of them is a CSV export you perform yourself.

02

Rules can only be enforced on live data

This is the structural consequence of CSV-only: nothing can warn you about a limit while the position is open, because the data arrives after the session. Consistry watches live equity, warns as a limit approaches, and checks the trade before you place it.

03

Firm rules that are verified and dated

20 firms and 26 programs read off the firms' own pages, re-checked weekly, each with a verification date. Everedge auto-populates rules for around ten named firms without publishing a total or specifying how trailing versus static drawdown is handled.

04

News windows are part of the rules

Each firm's news policy is verified alongside its drawdown limits and enforced before entry. Everedge has no news or economic-calendar feature at all.

05

Free to start, and a third of the price after that

Unlimited trades and accounts free without a card, then one $29.99/month plan. Everedge starts at $39, charges $75 for the AI coach tier, and its trial requires a payment method up front.

06

On your phone

Native iOS and Android apps with push alerts and a voice coach. Everedge's site does not mention mobile apps.

Who should pick which

Pick Everedge if: deep retrospective analysis is the point, you are happy exporting CSVs, and expectancy grading plus payout ROI accounting are worth $39 to $75 a month to you.

Pick Consistry if: you want trades to sync themselves, limits watched while positions are open, verified firm rules enforced before entry, and a free tier to start on.

FAQ

As of August 2026 mypropjournal.com issues a permanent redirect to everedge.ai. The Everedge site does not mention the My Prop Journal name, so whether this is a rebrand or a domain acquisition is not something either site states.

Analysis is better when the data arrives by itself

Start free — eight platforms syncing, verified firm rules, and a check before the trade rather than a report after it.