Free account · 3 checks a day · no card
Check the idea before the premium. Keep the record after.
Four checks on any name you bring, The Board of names that cleared each session, and every check and plan kept where you can come back to it.
Know why before you pay the premium
Four checks in order on any name you bring. Clear all four and you get the contract, its exits and a size; stop at one and you get the rule and its threshold.
A clear means the rules were met on that quote; it is not a forecast.
See what cleared after each session
The Board runs the same four checks on every covered name after each session. Signed in, you see the 10 highest-scoring cleared names.
Sizes there are at a $25,000 example stop budget, not a recommendation for your account.
Keep the record, before and after the trade
Your checks keeps every check you run. The Journal, in Verify, holds the plans you lock. Roll Record scores your rolls from your own broker fills.
Roll Record on a free account shows your most recent roll chain in full.
Free today, and paid when it opens
Paid plans aren’t open yet: no prices and no dates. The paid column names only features that are already built and not open to free accounts; a dash means nothing is announced.
| Feature | Free today | Paid, when it opens not open yet |
|---|---|---|
| Checks | 3 a day on any name you bring, no card | — |
| Your checks (check history) | Every check kept and dated; a re-check is compared with the last | — |
| The Board | Census counts public, no account; the 10 top-ranked cleared names each run, signed in | — |
| Industries | Every theme ranked nightly, public, no account | — |
| Journal (Verify) | Lock cleared plans with their stops, up to 10 trades | — |
| Board Results (Verify) | Paper trades closed by their own stops | — |
| Roll Record (Verify) | Connect a broker read-only: your most recent roll chain in full (one contract), beside every chain's N of M | Every roll chain in full · built, not open yet |
| Broker trade history | Not included | Your whole history imported from your broker's fills · built, not open yet |
| CSV import into the Journal | Not included | Built, not open yet |
01 · The Check
Four checks in order. The first fail is named.
History, direction, a tradeable chain, a price worth paying. Clear all four and you get the contract, its stops and a size that fits your risk budget. Stop at one and you get the rule and its threshold. Either way the whole result is kept, exactly as it was decided.
- 01Historypassed
- 02Directionpassed
- 03Tradeablestopped here
- 04Pricenot run
- The decision
- Cleared or stopped, and the one check that ended it, with its threshold.
- The context it read
- Trend state, the 14-day ATR, spot, and when its quote was taken.
- The path
- Each support and resistance between spot and the target, with its sources.
- The target, and who disagrees
- Where the target came from, and the analyst range when there is one.
- The contract and its cost
- Strike, expiry, mid, the spread both ways, open interest.
- The exit, fixed in advance
- Underlying stop, premium stop, profit target, time stop, before entry.
02 · The Board
The Board: every name we cover, checked after each session.
The census
Every covered name runs the same four checks after each session. How many cleared, and which check stopped the rest, is public: counts only, no names.
The ranked list
Signed in, you see the 10 highest-scoring cleared names of the latest run, each with its contract, delta, mid, contract count and the loss at the 50% stop at a $25,000 example stop budget, not a recommendation for your account.
The score, itemised
Base, trend and probability ramp, 0 to 100, with its scale version. It orders plans by the engine's own rules.
One tap to a check
Any name on The Board opens as a full check of its own.
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03 · Roll Record · measured on your own fills
Roll Record: see what your rolls actually did.
Every roll from your broker fills, grouped into roll chains. What closing at the roll really filled at, beside a modeled hold of the original, and a scoreboard of every closed chain, losses included: rolling beat walking away in N of M.
Measured on your own fills.
- Open$85105-15-2026 · Buy the 100 C, 08-21-2026, at the money
- R1$1,18006-09-2026 · Down and out to the 95 C, 10-16-2026 · debit −$328
- R2$48708-31-2026 · Up to the 105 C, same expiry · credit +$692
- R3$217 credit09-16-2026 · Up to the 115 C, same expiry · credit +$704
After R3 the credits have returned the whole cost and $217 more: a net credit of $217. The 115 C is still open, and it can still lose its remaining value.
Net cash invested is cost plus debits minus credits; below zero it is a net credit. The thin tick is the original cost. Rolling up for credit also lowers the delta: less stays in the trade if the stock keeps rising.
Rolling beat walking away in 5 of 11 closed roll chains
Every closed roll chain in the sample, losses included. C-07, the one drawn beside it, is still open: listed, not scored.
- C-012 rolls+$240
- C-021 roll−$420
- C-033 rolls+$95
- C-042 rolls−$610
- C-051 roll+$30
- C-062 rolls−$180
- C-084 rolls+$360
- C-091 roll−$115
- C-102 rolls+$55
- C-113 rolls−$740
- C-121 roll−$260
- C-073 rollsopen, not scored
Score the rolls that kept a trade alive
Each closed roll chain sits beside closing the first contract at the price your first roll filled, from your fills with the spreads you paid inside them (commissions and fees not deducted), so you can see what keeping the trade on actually did.
See what credit rolls actually freed
For each roll up for credit, the net-cash-invested strip shows how much came back, roll by roll. A chain that has returned its cost is still open: the option can still lose its remaining value.
Every roll journaled automatically
Rolls are read from your broker's fills and grouped into roll chains. Nothing to type, nothing to remember.
A mirror, not a verdict. It shows what your rolls did, not whether to roll: the fictional sample above, after its assumed fees and spreads, came out 5 of 11 closed roll chains, and yours will say whatever your fills say.
Roll Record reads fills through a connected brokerage account. A free account can connect one and see its most recent roll chain in full, at one contract, beside the all-chain scoreboard: rolling beat walking away in N of M, every closed chain, losses included. Full detail for every chain is paid. Paid plans aren’t open yet.
04 · Your checks, Journal and Board Results
Every check kept. Every plan held to its own stops.
Your check history: every check kept and dated, stopped ones included. Check a name again and the two are compared field by field: result, deciding check, spot, target, contract, warnings.
Your trades and plans, in Verify. Lock a cleared plan into the Journal with its stops written at entry, before the position moves against you. Up to 10 trades on a free account.
Or lock it as a paper trade. Each session it is closed out by its own stops and exits, so you see what the plan would have done without placing an order.
- Lockedentered at the ask of the next snapshot
- Openchecked each session against its own stops
- Closedpremium stop hit: out at the next snapshot’s bid
- Closedtime stop reached: out at the next snapshot’s bid
05 · Free, public, auditable
Industry strength, checkable.
Every industry theme ranked nightly on three scores, 0 to 100. No account, and nothing to take on trust.
- The formulaWritten out on the page, every term defined.
- The componentsEach theme's scores broken into their parts.
- The membersEvery stock in every theme, listed.
- All industries
Start free. Three checks a day, no card.
Bring a name you are already watching. A stopped check tells you as much as a cleared one.