Every option strategy you run, in one place.

Wheels, spreads, covered calls, your own earnings trade. Restrike pulls them in from every brokerage you connect and shows what each strategy has really made. No spreadsheet to keep up.

Or try it without an account, or see it with sample positions.

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What your broker reports4 fills

19 Feb SELL SPY 21 MAR 560 C ×2 +$842

13 Mar BUY SPY 21 MAR 560 C ×2 −$391

13 Mar SELL SPY 18 APR 572 C ×2 +$915

18 Apr EXP SPY 18 APR 572 C ×2 expired worthless

SPY · covered calls 1 position

Rolled: 1×
Days held: 58
Realised: +$1,366

Bought back and re-sold the same day, so it folds as a roll: four fills, one position. You choose which strategies roll.

Four broker fills on SPY calls: a sell on 19 February, a buy and a sell on 13 March which together are a roll, and an expiry on 18 April. Folded into a single Restrike position showing one roll, 58 days held and $1,366 realised. Sample values, not live account data.

The Restrike dashboard: an alert that a position expires within a week, then tiles for what is expiring, the open P and L, what was realised this month and the win rate, over the realised curve and the margin cushion

1 position, not four rows ∞ strategies, tracked separately 2+ brokerages in one figure 0 orders placed, ever

From nothing to your whole history, in about a minute

Step 1

Connect the brokers you already use

20+ brokerages, read-only. Restrike never places a trade or moves money; it reads what your broker already knows.

Fidelity

Schwab

Robinhood

Interactive Brokers

tastytrade

Webull

See every supported brokerage

Step 2

Import everything you've already traded

The first update pulls in your whole history, not just what you hold today. It's read-only, and Restrike never places a trade. Spreads, rolls and ticker changes fold into single positions, and nothing is added until you tick it. After that it keeps itself current: new trades arrive and closed positions close on their own, usually a day after the trade. You can still log a trade by hand.

The import panel: twelve cycles the broker recorded that the log has
never seen, each with a tick box, and one button to add them all

Step 3

See what each strategy has made

Most option traders can't tell you which of their strategies makes money. Restrike can. The log keeps every position on one row, a roll or a spread included. Each strategy gets its own win rate and P/L, added up across every broker it's traded at. Keep what works, fix or drop what doesn't.

Restrike works out each position's type on its own: a covered call, a credit spread, a strangle. The strategy is the name you give your plan, like “SPY puts at 30 delta” or “earnings spreads”, so two plans that use the same type are still scored apart.

The position log: every position with its type and strategy, a spread folded into one row, and what each one made

Any strategy you run, including your own

Restrike has no list of strategies. It groups what you traded into positions and scores whatever you call them, each on its own numbers.

It's built for positions held for weeks or months: overlays on shares you own, covered calls and the wheel, hedges, swing trades. It has no live chain, no Greeks and no intraday prices, so it isn't a day-trading tool.

New to a strategy? Each one has its own page, and the strategy finder shows which have the shape of the trade you have in mind.

One strategy has thirty years of backtest behind it

The at-the-money put overlay is tracked like any other. It's also the one Restrike can size, because it's been backtested to 1996: 7,537 cycles. These are its numbers, not the tool's.

+1.2 pts

a year added at 25% exposure, before tax (10.2% to 11.5%)

−3.1 pts

deeper worst fall: −58.3%, against −55.2% for the index alone

25–40%

the notional range it sizes to, well short of 77%, where the worst month closed the position

26¢

kept per premium dollar, closing at half of maximum profit

Hypothetical: option prices are modelled from VIX, calibrated to Cboe's PUT index, with costs at zero, over a span that holds 2008 and 2020. 13% of cycles lost money and the worst lost 20.3 times its premium. Not a forecast; selling puts can lose far more than the premium collected.

Drag the slider to change the exposure. The shaded band is the range the sizing is built around.

Want to run it yourself? The study covers sizing it against your own account.

Built by Collin Miciunas, who runs this strategy with his own money and publishes investing and options education as Main Street Wolf to more than 285,000 followers. More about who made this.

Before you sign up

Do I need an account to try it?

No. It all works signed out, and nothing you type leaves your browser. An account syncs your log across devices and starts 30 days of Pro, which imports from your brokers for you.

Will it work with my broker?

Probably. 20+ brokerages are supported. See the list.

Can it trade my account?

No. The connection is read-only and Restrike never places a trade or moves money. How that's enforced.

What does it cost?

Tracking is free for good. A new account gets 30 days of Pro, which adds the brokerage import and the alerts. Plans and prices.

What Restrike does, and does not

Restrike does arithmetic on what your broker reports and what you type. It doesn't recommend a position, pick a strike or forecast a return, and it never places a trade or moves money. Brokerage access is read-only, checked by an automated test on every build. Margin figures are modelled and deliberately conservative; your broker's are the ones that count.

Restrike Pro

Tracking is free on every device. Pro is for when you'd rather not type any of it: every trade at every connected broker arrives on its own, and closes find the trades that opened them. It also emails you before an expiry or when a position hits your target, and your expiries can go straight to your calendar. Import is read-only and Restrike never places a trade.

The calendar settings: which entries the feed carries, including an
option to add your own positions' expiries and roll days

Monthly or annual. Cancel it yourself, any time.

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