The options intelligence platform for traders who read dealer positioning, not headlines.
Watch positioning build and unwind, strike by strike, while the session runs.
Each tool covers one slice of the session. Together they give you the dealer map, the signal, and the skill to act on both.
Your market structure command center. Dealer exposure across four Greeks, on one ladder.
Structure-based signals with a public, P&L-resolved record.
Derivatives education that maps one-to-one to the tools. Learn the Greek, then open its heatmap.
Read the walls. Confirm the signal. Act with the record behind you, reviewing every level before you commit.
Open the ladder. Walls, flips, and pins render live from the options chain, before the first candle prints.
Expected move, trade bias, volatility regime, and rank line up in one panel. Agreement is your green light; disagreement is your warning.
Every published call is timestamped and resolved at the close, win or lose. You act with the whole history in view.
Indices, ETFs, and the names that move the tape. One ladder, one workflow, every ticker you actually trade.
Every trade bias call is timestamped when it posts and resolved against the close. Wins and losses stay on the board.
Walls held both rails into the close. Credit kept in full, and the entry, fills, and outcome sit on the public page exactly as posted. Nothing edited after the fact.
The rails broke and the call lost. It stays in the history with its P&L, because a record you can prune is not a record. Judge the process on all of it.
The full history is public. Read it, then decide.
Read the full record ↗Skavinski is an options market intelligence platform built around one idea: dealer positioning shapes intraday price behavior, and traders who can see that positioning stop guessing. Instead of stitching together chains, spreadsheets, and chat rumors, you open one ladder and read the structure directly.
At the core of the platform is TeploMap, the real-time heatmap of gamma, vanna, charm, and delta exposure across 40+ tickers. Walls, flips, and pins update through the session, with TimeWarp replay for reviewing how positioning evolved and Triglav for comparing tickers side by side.
Signal Desk turns that structure into published trade bias calls, expected move rails, and volatility regime context, every call resolved against the close on a public record. And the Academy teaches the mechanics behind all of it, free for everyone: 68 interactive modules, 330 quizzes, and 4 certification paths across 5 languages.