Options Workspace · Pro Options Deck
ProThe options chain with per-strike Greeks as the daily-driver hero, plus aggregate portfolio Greeks, a Greeks slide that spot-shocks your P&L, a multi-leg payoff analyzer, the vol surface (IV heatmap) and 3D vol surface, a vol cone, the volatility term structure, put/call ratio, and the OPEX calendar. Every screen I run on my own desk, in one $125/mo workspace.
Pro options analytics is usually four subscriptions across four tools. Here every screen sits in the same workspace, on the same data, talking to the same chart. Click the options preset in the bar, the layout boots in two seconds, and every reading you need to size into a trade is on screen.
What you get
Calls left, strike center, puts right. Delta, gamma, theta, vega, rho, and IV on every strike across every expiry. Sort by any column, filter by moneyness, pin strikes for re-compare. The ATM row is anchored so the spot reference is always obvious. The screen I open first, every session.
Roll every open leg up into one position-level view: net delta, gamma, theta, vega across the whole book. See your true directional and volatility exposure at a glance instead of eyeballing leg-by-leg. The number that tells you whether you're actually hedged.
Slide the underlying up and down and watch P&L and the Greeks repaint in real time. A scenario tool for 'what happens to this position if spot moves 3%?' — without putting on the trade. Pairs with the payoff analyzer for sizing.
Draw any structure — vertical spread, iron condor, butterfly, calendar, diagonal, ratio. Max profit, max loss, breakevens, and Greeks paint on one diagram. The underlying updates live so the curve breathes with the market. Stop modeling trades on three different broker calculators.
Implied volatility across strikes and expiries as a heatmap, plus a 3D vol surface for the full shape. See where IV is rich and where it's cheap across the whole grid, not one expiry at a time. Rotate the 3D view to read the term-and-skew structure together.
Where realized volatility sits today versus its own history across multiple lookback windows. Is vol high or low for this name, right now, on its own terms? The first read before any premium-buying or premium-selling decision.
The VIX-style implied-vol curve across expiries — contango or backwardation at a glance. Front-month rich versus back? The term structure tells you which expiry to play and whether the curve is pricing an event.
Put/call ratio for the sentiment read, and an OPEX calendar so monthly and quarterly expirations are never a surprise. Two screens that frame the positioning backdrop before you size into anything.
Link groups tie panels to the same symbol — change it once and the chart, time & sales, DOM, and options chain all follow. Replay scrubs the linked panels in lockstep through the historical archive — backtest a setup against the actual flow that landed, not a synthetic.
What you'd do with it
The vol cone shows realized vol sitting in the 15th percentile for the name — cheap on its own terms. Confirm it against the vol surface to find which strikes carry the lowest IV, build a debit structure in the payoff analyzer, and check the aggregate Greeks so the book stays balanced. Three panels, one decision, no tab-switching.
The vol surface heatmap shows downside puts bid up relative to calls on a name. Rotate the 3D view to see the skew and term structure together, so strike selection on a spread is a read, not a guess. Pair it with the vol cone for the buy-vs-sell-vol decision.
Before committing, drag the Greeks slide to shock spot 3% in each direction and watch the P&L and net delta repaint. The payoff analyzer shows the static picture; the Greeks slide shows how it breathes. Size into the trade knowing exactly how it moves.
The volatility term structure shows the front month trading rich to the back — the curve is pricing an event. Check the OPEX calendar to see whether a major expiration sits inside your window, then choose the expiry that fits. The backdrop is a read, not a guess.
Included with Pro ($125/mo) — that's about 1/16th the cost of an institutional desk terminal.
Common questions
Those tools ship one piece of the puzzle each — one sells a volatility panel, another sells a chain analytic, others sell a payoff calculator. I ship all of them in one workspace at $125/mo Pro: options chain with per-strike Greeks, aggregate portfolio Greeks, the Greeks slide, the multi-leg payoff analyzer, the vol surface and 3D vol surface, vol cone, volatility term structure, put/call ratio, and the OPEX calendar. Same data feed. Same workspace.
The vol surface is the cross-section right now — implied volatility across every strike and expiry as a heatmap (with a 3D view for the full shape). The vol cone is the time-series — where realized volatility sits today versus its own history across multiple lookback windows. The surface tells you which strikes are rich; the cone tells you whether vol is high or low for this name on its own terms.
Aggregate Greeks roll your whole open book into one view — net delta, gamma, theta, vega — so you see your true exposure instead of eyeballing leg by leg. The Greeks slide is the scenario tool: drag the underlying and watch P&L and the Greeks repaint, so you know how a position breathes before you put it on.
Sharpnel is a native desktop terminal for Windows. Download once, sign in, and the full options workspace is on the same data feed as the chart and the DOM ladder — no separate dashboards, no add-on subscriptions.
$125/mo Pro for the full feature set: options chain with per-strike Greeks, aggregate portfolio Greeks, the Greeks slide, the multi-leg payoff analyzer, the vol surface and 3D vol surface, vol cone, volatility term structure, put/call ratio, and the OPEX calendar, plus the orderflow heatmap, DOM ladder, footprint, TPO, time & sales, alert chains, replay, and DOM-ladder paper trading. Execute through your own broker. Free Explorer tier with 15-min delayed data lets you try the deck before subscribing.
