StrikeScan

StrikeScan is doing for options traders what Bloomberg Terminal should have built decades ago—a unified dashboard that turns the chaos of 57,000+ options contracts into actionable intelligence. The platform scans the entire options market every 15 minutes, filtering by IV rank, probability, sector flow, earnings dates, and literally any criteria a premium seller cares about. It shows you exactly where the meat is without you having to piece it together from six different platforms and a Bloomberg subscription.

Here's the problem StrikeScan solves: options trading generates more data than any human can process—implied volatility, greeks, historical probability, Monte Carlo simulations, congress trades, insider activity, sector flow. It's all out there, scattered across a dozen paid terminals, and by the time you've assembled the picture, the trade is gone. StrikeScan centralizes all of it. Their ATR scanner gives weekly premium sellers pre-built risk profiles. Their IV screener finds elevated IV rank opportunities with strategy templates built in. Their premium leaderboard ranks every ticker by relative premium so you can see if you're getting paid fairly or getting robbed. And their trade journal tracks your positions with P&L, rolls, and AI analysis so you actually learn from your winners and losers.

The platform includes Congress trades (tracking what politicians are buying and selling—because apparently that's now alpha), an earnings and events calendar with expected moves and Fed dates, and a shared trades hub where you can copy trade friends in real time. They're offering 30 days free early access, no credit card required. No word on founder names or funding yet, but given the depth of this product, someone's clearly been trading options for a long time and got tired of the data fragmentation. This is what happens when a trader who knows code builds for traders who know pain.