Every print, scored.
Not just printed.
Every option print, as it happens, scored against the history of the symbol it belongs to. Sweeps, blocks, whale size, dark-pool context — and the filings that say what the money did weeks ago.
Included on Gamma and above
Twelve times this strike's normal volume, bought at the offer, with an hour left on it.
- Premium
- $11.2M
- Unusual score
- 96 / 100
- Tag
- Critical
Unusual for this name, not for the market.
Named patterns over every print — sweeps, blocks, steady accumulation, near-dated aggression, size against open interest — plus two scorers that catch the prints no rule anticipated.
The floor moves with the symbol.
A threshold that is right for SPY is meaningless in a mid cap. Every floor starts from the symbol's market-cap tier and is then adapted by its own rolling percentiles — but only ever upward, and never past a hard ceiling.
The floor stops a quiet name adapting its way down into a stream of noise. The ceiling stops one strange week ratcheting a busy one into permanent silence.
Near-dated flow is judged against near-dated history. A weekly compared to a book that includes LEAPs is answering a different question.
Direction, with the size behind it.
Where the premium actually went through the session — calls against puts, by symbol, sector and expiry bucket, with acceleration when the balance turns.
A session has a shape.
Net flow is the same tape, aggregated: what was bought at the offer, what was sold at the bid, and which side was paying up for it. Acceleration is its own alert stream, because the moment a balance turns is usually more useful than the balance itself.
See today's balance- The full tape
- Every print with its premium, size, days to expiry, moneyness, side and whether it was a sweep or a block — filterable and saveable as a view.
- Whale prints
- The size that cannot be worked quietly, flagged as it happens with the context that says whether it looks like a position or a hedge.
- Dark pool
- Off-exchange prints surfaced beside the lit tape, so a move with no visible cause on the exchange has one.
- Radar, per symbol
- One page per name that puts the flow, the levels, the chain and the disclosures for that symbol on the same screen.
The money that has to file.
SEC Form 4, House and Senate periodic transaction reports and the OGE filings behind them — read the day they land and matched to the symbol.
The trade is old. The filing is not.
A disclosure is public the moment it is filed, and the trade inside it happened weeks earlier. That gap is the whole opportunity, and it closes as soon as somebody writes the story — so the useful thing is to be told on the day, not on the weekend.
House and Senate reports arrive as scanned PDFs. We extract the text, so a filing is searchable the same day rather than the same quarter, and each source reports how current it is rather than letting an empty page imply that nothing happened.
- By person
- Every filer's history in one place, so a pattern is visible rather than anecdotal.
- By issuer
- Every disclosed trade in a symbol, beside that symbol's options flow.
- As an alert
- Disclosures are one of the streams the alerting system watches — and a batch import notifies once, not once per line.
Open the tape.
Gamma opens the live tape, unusual activity, dark pool, disclosures, the terminal and the alerting system. Today's board is open to everyone first.
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