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Scan thousands of option chains for volatility mispricings, screen 5,000+ stocks across quality, value and catalysts, and read the market's own implied probability distribution — in one workspace.
Built for options and event traders who want a real, filterable edge — not another ticker screener.
Six lenses on the same question: where is the mispricing?
Every tool starts from real market data - daily option chains, fundamentals, and the actual earnings calendar - and turns it into something you can rank, filter, and act on.
Vol Scanner
Scans the whole optionable universe for implied vs. realized vol dislocations. True IV Rank from each name's own 252-session implied-vol history, term-structure slope, and an inline why on every signal.
Earnings Move Screen
For every name with a scheduled report: the option-implied expected move (ATM straddle through the event) against the stock's own median post-earnings move. Rich event vol and underpriced events, side by side.
Alpha Screener
Quality (Piotroski, Altman), value scored as a percentile against sector peers, vol context, and real days-to-earnings from the earnings calendar - composited into one ranked, filterable list.
Contract Surface Residuals
Fits each day's IV surface and flags the contracts trading richest and cheapest against their own neighbors - a skew/relative-value lens down to the individual strike.
Probability Heatmaps
The options market's own risk-neutral density, decoded from daily chains into a 60-day forward heatmap and fan chart. See where the market actually puts the probability mass.
Cost-Modeled Backtests
Rule-based strategies over the universe with slippage and commissions modeled on every fill - and the cost assumptions printed on every result. No frictionless fantasy equity curves.
Scan
Open a scanner and it runs itself - the newest data date, the whole universe, ranked by signal strength with the reason on every row.
Drill in
One click to the full picture: IV surface, options chain with greeks, probability heatmap, fundamentals, and the contract-level residuals behind the signal.
Pressure-test
Turn the idea into rules and backtest it over the same universe with transaction costs modeled - before any capital moves.