Most options-flow sites won't tell you who's behind them. This one will.
I've been trading options for 10 years, and in markets since 2012 — back in the LocalBitcoins days I was sitting on 12 BTC, and that rabbit hole is what turned me into a trader for life.
Before this I spent 6 years in social media marketing, built an audience of 1M+ across platforms, and sold my company in 2018. But markets were always the throughline — specifically, building the automated systems and flow tools that let regular people actually read what the smart money is doing.
That's what AlgoX is: the tools I wish I'd had — real options flow, a live conviction desk, and a track record I don't hide. I'm also a girl dad to two daughters (9 and 6), which is most of the reason the freedom to work from anywhere mattered enough to build this.
I'm a retail trader, not an institution and not an advisor. I am not a licensed financial advisor and not a registered investment adviser, and nothing on this site is personalized investment advice. Everything here is market analysis and education — you're responsible for your own trades.
What I do have is ten years of doing this with my own money, and a public record of how it's gone. That's the only credential I'm claiming, so it's the one I make checkable.
None of the numbers on this site are hand-typed. The gamma, flow and earnings data is pulled directly from live options-chain and market-data providers — Polygon and Unusual Whales — and refreshed through the trading session.
The dealer-gamma figures (the zero-gamma flip, call wall, put wall and net gamma by strike) are computed from the live options chain, not copied from anyone else's chart. Gamma levels are point-in-time and shift intraday, which is why the pages carry timestamps.
You can check the methodology yourself on the free tools: the gamma exposure map, the regime tracker, and the earnings analyzer. No account required.
Every alert gets logged, and the losers get logged the same as the winners. The public track record is the whole point: an options-alert service that only shows you screenshots of green days is telling you almost nothing.
Average winning trade is +84%, average loser is −40%, for roughly a 2.1:1 payoff. Those numbers include the bad days. Past performance doesn't guarantee anything, and options carry a substantial risk of loss.
Where I've got a claim worth making, I show the work and publish the data:
The underlying per-ticker data is free to download as a CSV, under CC BY 4.0. If you think a finding is wrong, you have what you need to check it.
If you're new to this, the explainers are free and assume nothing: what GEX and dealer gamma actually are, what a gamma squeeze is, sweeps vs blocks, and how to read options flow.
Questions about the membership are answered on the FAQ. If you want to ask me something directly, I'm in the free Discord most days.
