AI-powered options analysis

An AI analyst for your covered calls.

Pick the strike on real option-chain data with the delta in front of you, size contracts to your actual capital — then track every call you’ve written and get told when to roll, close, or let it go.

Real
Option-chain quotes, not a model
Δ
Delta on every strike
2
AI briefs — what to open, what to do next
Any
Stock or ETF you track

Before you write

Choose the strike, not just the ticker

Real option chains

Real premiums, with the delta attached

Premiums come from the actual option chain — bid, ask, open interest and each strike's own implied volatility — and every strike carries its delta and assignment odds. A fixed '5% out of the money' is a 0.22 delta on a quiet name and a 0.49 on a volatile one, so you can target the delta instead and get the same trade across every ticker. Where no chain exists, the estimate is labelled as one.

Budget-aware allocator

Sized to the capital you actually have

Enter your capital and the allocator spreads it across your watchlist in whole contracts, respecting a per-position cap and refusing to recommend more than the market can realistically fill. That's why the recommendation is usually below what you could technically afford — the plan on screen is one you can actually execute.

Strike & delta targeting

Two ways to pick a strike

Set a percent out-of-the-money, or target a delta — 0.20, 0.30, 0.40 — and every name lines up on the same footing. Override either on a single ticker, and read the static return against the return if you're called away, so income-now and total upside sit side by side.

AI Strategy Brief

Your shortlist, read by an analyst

One click turns the watchlist into a structured brief: write, size down, wait or skip on each candidate, with strike guidance, assignment outlook and concentration warnings. Every number in it is computed from live market data — the model interprets them, it doesn't produce them.

Suggested Tickers

Find the candidates you weren't watching

Out of ideas? Screen a curated universe of liquid, optionable names against your own expiration and strike settings, scored on the same premium, efficiency and liquidity model as your watchlist. Anything you already track is filtered out, and names reporting earnings before expiration can be hidden outright.

After you write

Most tools stop here. This is where the work starts.

Position tracking

Every call you've written, marked to the market

Log a position or import your broker's positions export — your shares and the calls against them are paired up automatically, credit included. Each lot shows what it's worth if you're assigned against what it's worth if it expires where the stock sits today, flags anything in the money or expiring this week, and totals the premium you've actually banked.

Position analysis

Roll it, close it, or let the shares go

The hardest call in this strategy isn't which stock — it's what to do with the call you already sold. This reads every open lot and tells you: how much of the credit you've already earned, how much time value is left to hand back, and whether rolling is worth a debit. Roll targets are priced from the live chain, so a recommendation comes with the actual net credit attached.

The whole cycle, in one place

1

Screen

Add any stock or ETF, or let the screener surface names you weren't watching.

2

Pick the strike

Compare the chain by delta, premium, assignment odds and how fillable each strike really is.

3

Size and write

The allocator spreads your capital across names in whole contracts, capped per position.

4

Manage it

Track what you wrote and get told when to roll, close early, or let the shares go.

Learn while you earn

A structured lesson library walks you from strike selection to managing assignment risk — so the dashboard’s recommendations actually make sense.

Browse lessons

Start selling smarter covered calls.

Real chains, delta on every strike, sizing that respects your capital, and an analyst on both ends of the trade. Free for 7 days — cancel anytime before the trial ends.