Spread·Foundry

defined-risk options screener

Defined-risk options screener for capped-loss structures.

Defined-risk traders need more than premium and probability. They need max loss, payoff shape, Greeks, liquidity, review triggers, and a plan that survives the next day.

Problem

Why this search usually means more than a filter.

  • Defined risk does not mean low risk; the loss is capped, but the path still matters.
  • Max loss, buying power, break-even, and volatility exposure can be scattered across multiple screens.
  • Trade notes often fail to capture what would make the idea invalid later.

Workflow

How Spread Foundry handles the job.

  1. 01

    Screen capped-loss structures

    Verticals, condors, and other defined-risk structures are compared by payoff, liquidity, width, and candidate quality.

  2. 02

    Review the downside

    Scenario grids keep price movement, volatility shifts, and time decay visible before a trader saves or opens a position.

  3. 03

    Plan the follow-through

    If a candidate becomes a position, the cockpit carries the thesis, triggers, and daily log forward.

Why Spread Foundry

Built for reviewable decisions.

  • Spread Foundry separates watched ideas from real positions.
  • Risk views are built around capped-loss structures and explicit review points.
  • The tool is designed for self-directed traders who want discipline, not a signal service.

Questions

Common concerns.

Does defined risk remove the need for review?
No. Defined risk caps the maximum loss, but traders still need to understand probability, payoff, volatility, and position management.
Is this only for credit spreads?
No. The defined-risk workflow is intended for both credit and debit spread structures.

Founding pricing

Join before the Standard plan opens.

Spread Foundry is pre-launch. The waitlist is where founding Standard pricing opens first. Intraday data and advanced products are separate future work.

No spam. Launch invite + a short build log once a month.