What WheelDesk is, how it works, and what it is not.

WheelDesk is an options intelligence and portfolio risk control center for active traders. It combines open-interest structure, implied-volatility context, dealer pressure, validation tools, and wheel-strategy decision support.

WheelDesk is built for traders who actively manage options positions, especially premium sellers, wheel traders, covered-call managers, and traders who care about where option-chain structure may influence price behavior.

The Control Center is the main daily read. It pulls together OI surface context, selected expiration-chain levels, IV bands, dealer pressure, wall migration, and flow intelligence into one operating view.

Validation compares prior projected OI paths and structural levels against realized candles. The goal is to show whether the model has been useful historically instead of asking users to blindly trust a signal.

WheelDesk is a decision-support and research tool. It can help organize market structure and portfolio risk, but users remain responsible for their own trades. It is not individualized financial advice.

Dealer pressure is a readout of how option-chain positioning may create pinning, unlock, or neutralization zones. It is intended to provide context, not certainty.

N/A usually means the required data was not available from the current provider, the selected chain did not have enough rows, the ticker was not loaded yet, or the metric needs historical snapshots that have not been captured.

The current app can use market-data endpoints and Supabase-backed storage for option-chain surfaces, candles, and validation records. Some data quality depends on the provider and what has already been saved.

Yes. The current mobile path is a PWA. On iPhone, open the site in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. On Android, use Chrome and choose Install app or Add to Home Screen.

Not yet. The PWA is the first mobile product. A native iPhone app can come later after login, account state, billing, and the core data flow are stable.

Most trading tools make claims. WheelDesk is being built to preserve prior reads and compare them against what happened later, so the edge can be inspected instead of assumed.

No. WheelDesk is educational and analytical software. It does not guarantee outcomes, returns, or suitability for any user’s financial situation. Options involve risk and can result in substantial losses.