About OptionsBookie

What is OptionsBookie?

OptionsBookie is a focused options profit tracking tool designed for traders who want clear, accurate insights into their options performance. It's not a trading platform—it's a dedicated space to track options profits, understand premium-based returns, and organize your trading data.

The app provides detailed analytics, accurate P&L calculations from premiums, and monthly categorization that helps you understand your options trading performance across different tickers and time periods.

Why I Built This

As an active options trader, I was frustrated with trying to track my options profits using generic Excel spreadsheets found online. These templates were either too complex or didn't properly calculate profit from premiums and long calls. While there are better online tools available, they all require paid subscriptions—and I didn't want to pay monthly fees for something so simplistic.

I needed a simple tool that could:

• Track options profits accurately based on premiums received and paid
• Calculate Return on Risk (RoR) using actual collateral deployed
• Organize trades by month for easy performance analysis
• Show position performance per stock ticker
• Handle trade rolls and provide clear profit/loss tracking
• Replace messy Excel spreadsheets with a clean, focused interface

When I couldn't find a simple, focused tool that met these needs, I decided to build one. OptionsBookie eliminates the need for complicated spreadsheets and provides a clean, dedicated space just for options profit tracking.

Key Features

Who It's For

OptionsBookie is designed for options traders who:

• Want to track options profits without complex spreadsheets
• Need accurate premium-based P&L calculations
• Want to organize trades by month and ticker for easy analysis
• Don't want to pay monthly subscriptions for simple tracking tools
• Value clean, focused tools over bloated trading platforms
• Are tired of maintaining messy Excel files for options tracking
• Want to understand their Return on Risk from options trading