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Wheelytics automates your Wheel Strategy trading workflow – import, track, and analyze all your IBKR options trades in one beautiful dashboard.

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| Website | codegres.org | wheelytics.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from Latvia · 1 - 9 employees |
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Wheelytics is your all-in-one dashboard for tracking the Options Wheel Strategy using data from Interactive Brokers (IBKR) — automatically updated every day. Group, track, and analyze your Covered Calls and Cash-Secured Puts with no spreadsheets required. Just connect your IBKR account and get...
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As answered by people managing Codegres.org and Wheelytics.
Wheelytics's answer:
Next.js, PostgreSQL, Tailwind CSS
Wheelytics's answer:
Wheelytics is purpose-built for retail options traders using the Wheel strategy. Unlike generic portfolio trackers, it auto-groups trades by symbol and strike, showing net cash, proceeds, and commissions in one place — with seamless IBKR Flex Report integration.
Wheelytics's answer:
Most tools focus on stock portfolios or advanced Greeks. Wheelytics focuses on what Wheel traders care about: cashflow visibility, position grouping, and simple reporting. No spreadsheets, no complexity — just clear insights.
Wheelytics's answer:
Retail investors and semi-passive traders using the Wheel strategy (selling cash-secured puts and covered calls), primarily those trading through Interactive Brokers from the US and Europe.
Wheelytics's answer:
Wheelytics started as an internal tool built out of frustration with tracking Wheel trades in spreadsheets. After seeing value in grouping trades and automating cashflow insights, it evolved into a public-facing tool for fellow traders.
Wheelytics's answer:
Independent retail traders. Early-stage Wheel strategy enthusiasts. Self-directed IBKR investors
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