Spread·Foundry

options spread screener

Options spread screener with the risk review attached.

A screener should not just say which spread scores well. It should show what the spread is, why it passed, where it can fail, and what assumptions the trader is accepting.

Problem

Why this search usually means more than a filter.

  • Screeners often rank premium or probability while hiding the structure risk behind the score.
  • A spread can look attractive until one leg is stale, the chain is thin, or the event calendar changes the context.
  • Notes, screenshots, and candidate comparisons tend to live outside the tool.

Workflow

How Spread Foundry handles the job.

  1. 01

    Compare structure first

    Spread Foundry keeps payoff shape, width, credit or debit, max loss, and candidate quality visible before scoring takes over.

  2. 02

    Attach scenario risk

    Each candidate carries price, volatility, and time scenarios so downside is reviewed beside opportunity.

  3. 03

    Save the idea

    Watched ideas stay separate from live positions, preserving the reason a spread made the shortlist.

Why Spread Foundry

Built for reviewable decisions.

  • Worst-leg-wins quality gates prevent weak legs from hiding inside a blended score.
  • Scenario grids and Greek surfaces travel with the candidate.
  • Journal context is part of the workflow, not a separate afterthought.

Questions

Common concerns.

Is this meant to replace an options chain?
No. It is meant to sit above the chain and turn candidate discovery into a reviewable workflow.
Does the screener choose trades for me?
No. It surfaces candidates and their context. Spread Foundry does not make investment decisions for the user.

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.