Options flow dashboard
Track selected coins, strikes, expiries and aggregated market behaviour in one clean view.
Options flow intelligence
ITEngineers Options Analyzing Application
The market goes where the options flow.
Professional-grade analytics platform designed to track, interpret and visualize options market flows across multiple expirations, strikes and aggregation intervals.
BTCOptions flow
GammaStrike pressure
1m–1dAggregations
AIWorkflow support
Why options flow matters
Options positioning can explain pressure before price confirms it.
Spot price alone does not explain market direction. The real drivers of the market are hedging activity, positioning of large participants and options-related liquidity flows.
By analyzing options data, you can identify key support and resistance zones, areas of forced hedging, potential volatility expansion points and strike levels where market makers may need to adjust exposure.
The market goes where the options flow.
Gamma and open interest context
Observe areas where derivatives exposure may influence spot market behaviour.
Flexible analysis scope
Choose exactly what you want to analyze — coins, timeframes and users.
Application capabilities
Built for repeatable market observation.
Open interest monitoring
Monitor how positioning changes across strike levels and expiration dates.
Skew monitoring
Track skew behaviour to better understand demand for calls, puts and volatility protection.
Price-derived levels
Observe pivot, range, support, resistance and options-derived strike levels in one dashboard.
Multi-expiration analysis
Compare short-term and structural flows across different expiry windows.
Export permissions
Allow or block export/download functionality per licence plan.
AI-assisted workflows
Use artificial intelligence as a support layer for describing scenarios and preparing analysis.
Training video
Training & full platform demonstration.
This training video explains what can be analyzed using the dashboard and why options flow is useful for understanding market structure.
The video starts with a general presentation about the options market, so it provides valuable educational knowledge before moving into the product demonstration.
It also contains a demonstration of the full version of the application, including workflows supported by artificial intelligence.
During selected trainings, participants receive a 1-month educational licence to explore the platform after the session.
Advanced metrics
What the dashboard levels mean.
The dashboard does not show these values as isolated numbers. It groups price-derived levels, options-derived strike zones and volatility metrics so you can understand where market pressure may appear across different expiration times.
Price
The current market reference point. Other levels are interpreted relative to this price to identify nearby pressure zones.
Pivot 24h
A short-term balance level calculated from recent market action. It helps separate bullish and bearish intraday context.
R1 / R2 24h
Resistance reference zones. These levels help identify where price may meet supply, hedging pressure or profit-taking.
S1 / S2 24h
Support reference zones. These levels help identify where price may meet demand, defensive flows or short-term reaction points.
Range high / low 24h
The observed daily range. It helps compare current price with the recent high and low to detect breakouts, compression or mean reversion.
Max pain
An options-derived level where the largest amount of option value may expire worthless. It can act as a magnetic zone near expiration.
Squeeze strike
A strike area where positioning may create pressure for a stronger directional move when price approaches it.
Call wall
A strike with significant call-side positioning. It may behave as resistance or as a trigger area if price breaks through it.
Put wall
A strike with significant put-side positioning. It may behave as support or as a risk zone if price breaks below it.
Hedge call / hedge put
Strike zones where hedging flows may intensify. They help estimate where market makers may need to adjust exposure.
IV
Implied volatility shows the market's expected future movement. Rising IV often means demand for options protection or speculation is increasing.
PCR
The put/call ratio compares put activity with call activity. It helps evaluate whether positioning is more defensive or more aggressive.
SKEW
Skew shows the relative demand for upside or downside options. It is useful for reading fear, protection demand and directional bias.
Gamma exposure
Gamma exposure helps estimate how hedging flows can amplify or dampen spot price movement around key strikes.
These metrics are monitored across selected expiration windows, so the application can compare short-term flow with broader options market structure.
Licence pricing table
Licence pricing table.
The baseline licence is 350 USD/month. It includes BTC, up to 2 users/devices, data aggregation above 5 minutes and export/download access.
| Item | Price | Included / notes |
|---|---|---|
| Base licence | $350/month | BTC, 2 users/devices, aggregations above 5m, export/download. |
| Additional coin | $75/month | ETH, SOL, XRP, DOGE, MNT or another enabled coin. |
| Additional low aggregation | $35/month | For each enabled high-frequency aggregation below or equal to 5m beyond the included 5m scope. |
| Additional user/device | $60/month | For every active user/device above the included 2. |
| Export/download add-on | $50/month | Used when export/download is sold separately for custom packages. |
| Consulting services | $100/hour | Deployment, hardware estimation, analysis workflow and options-flow consulting. |
| Billing period | Discount | Base package total | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly | 0% | $350 | Testing or short-term research. |
| Quarterly | 5% | $997.50 | First commercial deployment. |
| Half-year | 10% | $1,890 | Stable trading/research setup. |
| Yearly | 20% | $3,360 | Best value for production usage. |
Demo and development support
Support the public demo and future development.
The public demo is intentionally close to live market behaviour. We do not delay the data only to reduce costs, because the goal is to show the real analytical workflow and the real load created by current options data.
This means the demo requires more CPU, storage, database performance and network resources than a static marketing preview. When many users open the demo at the same time, infrastructure load increases quickly.
We are raising approximately 5,000 USD / USDT for additional resources and application development. The funding goal is focused on stronger servers, faster data processing, better demo capacity and the next development stage.
Your support helps accelerate live streaming, improve public demo stability and speed up development of a future mobile application for phones.
Donations are optional, but they directly help keep the public demo available under heavier traffic. The more stable the infrastructure is, the easier it is to show current options flow without artificial delays, maintain better response times and continue building features requested by users.
If the dashboard helps you understand the market better, consider supporting the project. Every contribution directly helps improve the tool and moves the project closer to live streaming and a mobile version.
Donation networks
Ethereum
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Arbitrum
Optimism
Polygon
Linea
BNB ChainDonation wallet address:
0x8b4CECA4Ef14b7c435c99317585957Dd0Fe753C2
Hardware requirements
Infrastructure depends on the requested data scope.
A basic licence can run on a well-configured Raspberry Pi. We offer a service where you can buy a Raspberry Pi with the application already installed. In this setup, you only need to connect it to your home or small office network.
You can also purchase a consulting service to estimate the required resources for your requested scope.
As a starting assumption, storage usage can be estimated at approximately 1.5 GB per week. CPU requirements are usually around 2–4 cores per coin, depending on the selected data aggregation intervals and data collection intensity.
Typical small deployment
- Good Raspberry Pi, mini-server or Linux VPS
- 2–4 CPU cores per coin depending on aggregation
- 4–8 GB RAM for small deployments
- MariaDB storage sized to retention
- FastAPI service + collector + dashboard
- Optional preconfigured device ready to connect to the network