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| Website | codegres.org | optionincome.io |
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| Company | — | Startup from the United States · 1 - 9 employees · 2025 |
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OptionIncome is a tracking and analytics tool built specifically for income-focused option sellers — wheel, cash-secured puts, covered calls, and spreads. Instead of juggling spreadsheets or relying on broker PnL that breaks once you roll or get assigned, OptionIncome connects to your broker and...
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OptionIncome.io's answer:
OptionIncome is built specifically for income-focused option sellers, not general traders. Unlike traditional trade journals or spreadsheets, it understands strategy context—such as wheels, rolling campaigns, spreads, and partial closes—and tracks performance the way option sellers actually think about P&L, cost basis, and income over time.
OptionIncome.io's answer:
Most competitors either treat options as isolated trades or require heavy manual input. OptionIncome connects directly to brokers and automatically tracks strategy-level P&L, even across rolls and multi-leg positions. This means less manual cleanup, fewer spreadsheet hacks, and a much clearer picture of how your option income strategy is really performing.
OptionIncome.io's answer:
Active retail traders who focus on selling options for income—including cash-secured puts, covered calls, wheels, and spreads—especially those who roll positions often and care about understanding true realized income, not just individual trade outcomes.
OptionIncome.io's answer:
OptionIncome started as a personal solution. After years of selling options and constantly breaking spreadsheets trying to track rolls, cost basis, and strategy-level results, it became clear that existing tools weren’t built for option sellers. OptionIncome was created to remove that friction and give option sellers a clean, automated way to understand their real performance.
OptionIncome.io's answer:
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OptionIncome.io's answer:
Active individual option sellers managing six-figure portfolios Traders running wheel strategies across multiple tickers Income-focused retail traders who roll positions frequently Early-stage power users transitioning away from spreadsheets
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