Covered calls, cash-secured puts, the wheel, PMCCs and spreads, with premium collected, adjusted cost basis, per-leg P/L, assignment modelling and results by ticker. Every account in one view.
Wheels, covered calls, cash-secured puts, PMCCs, spreads and custom strategies, found in your fills and tracked with premium collected, adjusted cost basis and per-leg P/L across every round trip.
Every short leg at or through its strike, how far, and how many days are left, with a warning when a dividend goes ex before expiry and early assignment would pay the holder.
What assignment does to your shares, cost basis, loan-to-value and dividend income, for covered calls, cash-secured puts and PMCCs, where the LEAPS is modelled as sold rather than exercised.
Premium velocity, how every closed contract ended, realized P/L by month and by ticker, and the share of trades that finished in profit.
Delta-adjusted exposure across every leg, expiring contracts, open P/L and a dashboard layout built for options. Each delta says where it came from, and when it is an estimate.
Price, strike, breakeven and the expected move on one chart, with the odds of keeping the premium and a warning when earnings land first. Public, with the whole strategy in the link.
A look at the app real users open every day.
A side-by-side look at what you get with FrostDeck vs the portfolio trackers you've probably already tried.
1 of 5 features are unique or broader on FrostDeck.
Join the waitlist →Covered calls, cash-secured puts, the wheel, poor man's covered calls, vertical spreads and custom groupings. Open positions are detected from your synced fills, and you can group legs by hand.
Shares move at the strike, the premium is counted once, and the result is shown against the share basis the strategy actually paid, with the effect on loan-to-value and dividend income. For a PMCC the LEAPS is modelled as sold, not exercised, so its remaining time value is kept.
No. It is public and free, and the whole strategy lives in the URL, so a link opens the exact setup.
Each delta is the current figure and says where it came from: your broker's quote, the quote cache, or an estimate from today's underlying price when the quote is stale. The delta at open is kept separately, so a leg sold at 20 delta still shows what it was.
Per contract, netting every open and close on it, dated by the closing action, with each round trip shown separately when a contract was traded more than once.
Any brokerage SnapTrade syncs with options support, including Schwab, Robinhood, Webull and moomoo. Cost basis units differ per broker and FrostDeck normalises them, and you can log trades by hand or import a CSV.
FrostDeck is in beta and opening up in waves. Join the waitlist and we'll email you the moment a spot opens.