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A trading journal for ATAS and ATAS X that fills itself
PFT-EdgeBook records every trade from ATAS while it is open and writes it into your journal. Entry, exit, stops, screenshots and the full running P&L. No CSV, no typing.
Free for Windows. macOS: coming soon.
ATAS Classic and ATAS X use the same bridge
The EdgeBook Bridge is a module that runs inside ATAS. It works the same way in ATAS Classic and ATAS X: same name, same settings, same setup. It ships through the ATAS Marketplace, so the file always comes from ATAS itself.
Set it up in three steps
Sign in to PFT-EdgeBook and enter the email of your ATAS account. We unlock the module on exactly that address, so it must match your ATAS login.
Open the indicator menu on any chart and add EdgeBook Bridge from Custom Modules.
In the module settings, keep auto-screenshot on trade entry and exit switched on. In PFT-EdgeBook, choose what gets captured: one or more chart windows, or one or more monitors.
Watch: connect ATASClassic and ATAS X: the setup is the same in both.What lands in your journal
Every closed trade arrives with entry and exit, the stops you set and moved, the screenshots taken at entry and exit, and the running P&L while the trade was open. For trades recorded this way, the terminal also shows MAE and MFE, including what happened after your exit. You can write your notes while the position is still open, so the reasoning is on record before the outcome colours it.
Practise in replay, journal it the same way
The bridge also has a backtest mode for ATAS Market Replay, so trades you practise in replay are journaled the same way.
Already have an ATAS history?
The terminal can also read your past trades directly from the ATAS trade history, for Classic and ATAS X. History imports carry no price data: the chart, MAE/MFE and screenshots come only from trades recorded live by the bridge.
Your data stays on your machine
The journal lives in a local database on your own computer. Cloud sync is optional and stays off unless you turn it on. The bridge hands trades to the terminal through local files, with no network connection between ATAS and the terminal.
Your questions answered
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Yes. ATAS Classic and ATAS X use the same bridge and the same setup.
No PFT subscription is required. The terminal is a standalone desktop application. The bridge runs inside ATAS, so you need an ATAS account.
The terminal is free: journal, charts and prop firm tracking. There is no trial and no credit card. Add-ons such as the AI coach are optional and bought separately inside the terminal.
Yes, from the ATAS trade history. Those imports have no chart, screenshots or MAE/MFE.
Not yet. PFT-EdgeBook runs on Windows today. macOS: coming soon.
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Connect ATAS to your journal
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Free for Windows. macOS: coming soon.
I spent hours, whole weekends, on backtesting and working through my journal, to find my edge, to keep it, and to sharpen it. That is how I became the trader I am today.