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Chain-first tools
Broker chains expose contracts, but they do not help you compare structures, reward, risk, liquidity, and fill quality as one decision.
The options interface your broker never built.
greeqs brings strategy discovery, order building, risk, position monitoring, and review into one desktop workspace.
Discover Compare structures across grid, scatter, analysis, and chain views. Stage Shape the order with price, payoff, and account risk in view. Manage Track open positions beside the account context they affect. Reflect Review performance and journal notes after the trade closes.
The problem
Your broker shows orders. It does not show decisions.
Most broker interfaces are built around chains and tickets. But active traders need discovery, modeling, risk, account context, and review to live together — before a trade becomes one more isolated order.
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Missing lifecycle
The idea, order ticket, payoff model, open position, and trade journal usually live in separate places with separate context.
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Late account impact
Max loss and buying-power effect often appear after the order is assembled, even though they should shape the trade from the start.
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Detached review
After the trade closes, performance and notes are rarely connected back to the setup that created the position.
The workspace
A full position lifecycle, not another order ticket.
greeqs treats the trade as a lifecycle: discover the structure, shape the idea, review the order, understand account impact, follow the position, and learn from the outcome.
01 - Grid
Start where broker chains make comparison hard.
Grid turns strategy candidates into a compact surface where reward, risk, width, price, and liquidity can be compared at once. It is the discovery view a contract chain was never built to be.
- Four-corner cells keep the selected metric, spread width, liquidity, and mid price together
- Axes stay tied to structure-specific context instead of generic chain rows
- Color highlights relative opportunity without hiding price quality
02 - Scatter plot
See the trade-off curve your chain hides.
Scatter makes the trade-off visible: which candidates offer more reward for the risk, and which ones are just noise with a wider market. It is the faster way to narrow the search.
- Plot candidates by risk and reward while preserving price-quality context
- Keep low-quality candidates from overwhelming the view
- Move from a visual point directly into the shared order draft
03 - Strike table
The chain is still there when you need it.
The classic strike table is still there when you need raw contracts, bid/ask rows, and expiration groups. It may not be the clever way to find structures, but some workflows deserve a familiar escape hatch.
- Selected strikes stay connected to the shared Research order draft
- Expiration headers keep IV and expected move close to the chain
- Use it when you need exact contracts, not when you want the fastest discovery path
04 - Analysis
Model the idea before it becomes a ticket.
Analysis is for traders who already have an idea and want to model it directly. Move expirations, strikes, quantities, and projection time while the payoff stays in front of you.
- Expiration and strike controls reshape the shared Research draft
- Projected payoff keeps today, front expiry, and time decay in the same view
- Manual leg prices let you model before every quote is perfect
05 - Review
Turn the idea into an order without losing context.
Choose a candidate and the shared Research order panel opens with the legs, pricing context, and risk numbers you were already using. Adjust strikes, width, expiration, or quantity without leaving the lifecycle.
- One shared order draft follows you from research to review
- Bid, mid, and ask snaps stay clear about order pricing
- Limit locking keeps manual prices from drifting with refreshed mids
06 - Context
Manage the position beside the account it affects.
Your open positions, selected-position payoff, Greeks, risk, and buying power stay in view. See what you already hold and how a new idea fits beside it without leaving the workspace.
- Positions grouped by underlying and easy to scan
- Selected-position metric strip sits above payoff
- Account risk is always in view
07 - Track and journal
Close the loop with performance and journal notes.
Keep realized outcomes, trade counts, win rate, and journal notes attached to the day they happened. Review what worked, what did not, and which structures deserve more attention.
- Calendar view connects daily P/L, trade count, and win rate
- Journal notes stay attached to reviewed trading days
- Strategy-level performance makes patterns easier to spot
Built around decisions
Built for the workflow around your broker.
greeqs improves how you research, stage, review, and learn from options trades. It is an interface layer, not a broker-dealer, adviser, or signal service.
Interface, not brokerage
greeqs gives the workflow a sharper surface. It does not custody assets, route orders, or replace your brokerage relationship.
Risk before execution
Max loss, buying-power impact, payoff, and position context stay visible before an order is staged.
Decisions stay yours
No probability promises, guaranteed returns, signals, or recommendations. greeqs is the interface, not the answer.
Next step
Bring the whole trade into view.
greeqs gives active options traders one desktop workspace for discovery, order building, risk, position monitoring, and review before the next decision reaches the broker.