Filters, Views & Analytics
The home page is more than a table — it's a control panel. This page covers the three ways you shape what you see: filters, views, and the analytics up top.
Filters
Open the Filters panel (it can be collapsed to save space) to narrow the table down. A live counter shows how many alerts match.
| Filter | What it does |
|---|---|
| Search | Type a ticker (e.g. AAPL) to show only that symbol. |
| Alert Type | Show All, only Calls, or only Puts. |
| Status | Tick one or more statuses to show rows whose displayed primary badge matches — e.g. only Working, At Risk, or Opportunity Zone. The same primary Status is used in Options and Stock. Near Expiration is a secondary, contract-only note, so it is offered only in Options view. |
| Date From / Date To | Limit to alerts published within a date range. |
| Show Expired | Toggle whether alerts whose option contract has expired appear. Off by default. See Status lifecycles for what remains available in each lens. |
There's also a View My Alerts button next to the table itself — it narrows the view to just the alerts you've starred.
Hit Reset Filters to clear everything at once. Pagination controls let you show 10, 25, 50, 100, 500, or 1000 alerts per page.
Sorting
Sortable headers show the active arrow (↑ / ↓); click the same header again to reverse the order. In Options view you can sort by Ticker, Alerted, Type, Strike, Expiration, Alerted At, Max Opp, Max Opp %, Current, Current %, or Score. In Stock view you can sort by Ticker, Alerted, Direction, Alerted At, or Now.
The Status badge and the Stock view's Max Stock Opp, Target Progress, and Invalidation are calculated summaries, so their headers are informational rather than sort controls.
Views
There are two separate controls above the alerts:
- Options | Stock changes the performance lens. Options shows the alerted contract; Stock shows the underlying plan and stock performance. Status keeps the same meaning in both, while the mobile cards and CSV export follow the selected lens.
- Modern view | Classic view changes the layout of the Options lens. Stock uses its purpose-built modern table.
The layouts are:
- Modern view — the default styled table with hover effects.
- Classic view — a spreadsheet‑style grid that adds milestone columns (+10 · +20 · +30 · +40 · +50 · +75 · +100%) that fill in green as each alert's max opportunity crosses them. Great for scanning a lot of alerts fast.
- Cards — on phones, the table automatically becomes a stack of cards. Options cards show contract fields such as strike, expiration, Max Opp, Current, and Status. Stock cards instead show Alerted At, Now, Max Stock Opp, Target Progress, and Invalidation alongside that same Status.
Your Options/Stock lens and Options layout choice are remembered on each device.
Analytics
At the top of the page is a collapsible analytics panel summarizing the option-contract performance of all active alerts. Its header says Options · Active Alerts to distinguish it from the Stock table lens. It is a read on the whole board, so ordinary table filters and the Options/Stock toggle do not recalculate it.
The Status Breakdown is part of the Options-based analytics panel. Clicking one of its slices switches the table to Options and applies that Status filter.
The analytics panel: win-rate and average-gain stats with 90‑day sparklines, the best performer with a time‑window toggle, a Top Performers list, and the Status Breakdown donut.
| Stat | What it means |
|---|---|
| Win Rate | The share of active alerts that have reached at least +50% max opportunity at some point — opportunity‑based, not a snapshot. Once that +50% opportunity has appeared it counts, even if the idea has since faded back to red. It's not a clean or guaranteed run: some ideas pull back first, and not every one reaches +50%. A smaller "% green right now" line underneath shows how many are currently above their alerted price (a mark‑to‑market read). |
| Avg Performance | The average gain across alerts that are currently above their alerted price (mark‑to‑market). |
| Avg Days to Max Opp | On average (and median), how many market days alerts take to reach their peak. |
| Best / Worst Performer | The top and bottom alert for the selected time window. |
| Time Period | Toggle the window for best/worst and period change: 1D, 7D, 14D, 30D, or All‑time. (1D = today's move; All = the whole move since the alert.) |
| Status Breakdown | An Options-based donut chart of how many active alerts are in each status. Click a slice to switch to Options view and filter the table to it. |
| Top Performers | A ranked list of the strongest alerts, sortable by Current %, Max Opp %, or period change. |
Small 90‑day sparklines on the headline stats show how the board's win rate, average gain, and speed‑to‑peak have trended over time.
A common Options workflow: set Status → Opportunity Zone, sort by Score descending, and you've got a shortlist of the healthiest ideas currently sitting near support. Switch to Stock and that same Status filter remains meaningful while you compare Now, Target Progress, and Invalidation. Then open each one's detail page to dig in.
The analytics describe the opportunity the alerts presented based on market prices — they are not a track record of trades or returns. See the disclaimer.