Welcome to Tradient

Tradient is an options trading scanner and analyzer. It finds the best risk-adjusted trades on the tickers you care about, walks you through the math behind them, and helps you actually put them on — sized to your account, copyable to your broker, and tracked once you do.

Who Tradient is for

Tradient is built for self-directed options traders who treat position selection as a numbers problem, not a vibes problem. If you’ve ever stared at a chain wondering whether the 30-delta put on AAPL is actually a better trade than the 25-delta put on MSFT, that comparison is the entire reason this product exists.

It is nota robo-advisor and it does not give personalized investment advice. You’re still the trader; we just hand you better-ranked candidates and the math to defend them.

The two surfaces

Almost everything you do in Tradient happens on one of two screens. Learning what each one is for is the fastest way to get productive.

Radar — find and analyze trades

Radar is where you start. It has four tabs: Describe (natural-language scan input), Library (pre-tuned scan templates), Saved (your bookmarked scans), and Focus(single-ticker deep analysis). Pick a goal, choose a tagged scan from the library, write a request in plain English, or enter a ticker in Focus mode for full P&L profile, Greeks, Monte Carlo distribution, and the breakdown of why the score landed where it did. Results come back ranked by Tradient Score with edge, probability of profit, and capital sized to your account.

Portfolio — track positions and journal trades

Portfolio has two tabs: Positions and History. Connect a broker via SnapTrade and the Positions tab aggregates your positions, P&L, buying power, and Greeks across every account on a single screen. Send new orders in one click, monitor exits, and roll positions without context-switching. The History tab is your trade journal — every closed trade with realized P&L, an equity curve, strategy breakdown, tag-based filtering, and CSV export. Over time History becomes the most valuable part of the product — it’s how you find out which kinds of setups you’re actually good at.

How Tradient is different

There’s no shortage of options scanners. Most of them are glorified filter cabinets — give me chains where IV rank > 50 and delta is between 0.20 and 0.30 — and then dump the results in a table sorted by net credit. Two things are different here:

• Composite ranking, not single-axis sorting. The Tradient Score blends probability of profit, risk:reward, IV-rank fit, liquidity, and annualized return into one number, weighted to match what actually drives long-run P&L. You can still sort by any column, but the default rank is deliberately the hard question.
• Regime awareness. Every scan is enriched with the current VIX regime and a per-trade regime_fit score. A short condor that looks great in isolation gets downgraded if VIX is rolling at 11 and you’d be selling dimes for nickels.

Two minutes of housekeeping

Before you scan: Tradient is data-driven. Your first session will feel a little flat if you don’t set yourself up. Three things take a minute each:

• Build a watchlistof the 10–30 tickers you actually trade. Scans default to a liquid universe, but they’re much sharper against your own names.
• Set your account size in Profile. Capital sizing on every result uses this number to drop trades that won’t fit and to show contracts × collateral × % of capital on the ones that do.
• Optional: connect a broker via SnapTrade. You don’t need this to scan, but it unlocks one-click order routing and live P&L sync.

That’s the orientation. Next up, walk through your first scan — it takes about ten minutes and you’ll have touched both surfaces by the end.