Shibiki vs TraderSync
TraderSync is a feature-rich journal with analytics, an AI performance assistant and a market-replay simulator. Both tools journal your trades and compute your stats — so this comparison is about the one thing that genuinely sets them apart.
| TraderSync | Shibiki | |
|---|---|---|
| Trade journaling & analytics | ||
| Market-replay simulator | ||
| Risk enforced at the broker | ||
| Copier across prop accounts | ||
| Live edge health (Wilson CI) |
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What TraderSync does well
- A market-replay simulator for practising setups
- An AI performance assistant over your trade history
- Hundreds of broker integrations
Where Shibiki is different
Most journals — TraderSync included — record your trading. Shibiki also acts on it:
- Enforces your risk limits at the broker — not just an alert, an actual hard stop before you breach.
- Copies one master strategy across multiple prop-firm accounts, no re-keying.
- Live edge health with a Wilson confidence interval, so you know whether your edge is statistically real or a small-sample streak.
Bottom line
TraderSync is a strong analytics-and-practice journal. Shibiki is built for the funded-trader problem specifically — holding your risk line at the broker and copying across prop accounts.
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