Stocksicle

Example campaign
I had like four spreadsheets going and still wasn't sure if my cost basis was right after rolling a few times. Stocksicle just handles all that. I open it, everything's there, and I actually trust the numbers.
Honestly I was just trading whenever, no real plan. The income goal tracker made me actually set a number each month and work toward it. Having something to track against changed how I approach it.
I'm way more of a visual person so the charts are what got me. Being able to see my allocation and how my premium has trended over time actually makes the strategy click for me in a way the numbers alone never did.
Positions
Campaigns by ticker. Legs in order. Basis and net premium stay on the list, so you don't lose the thread mid-roll.
Income goal
Set a monthly premium target per brokerage profile. Track what you've realized so far, then review the history when the month closes.

Trade planner
Cash-secured put or covered call: annualized yield, break-even, capital at risk, and DTE, compared against your own averages, not a random quote feed.

Pro
$9.99/mo · or $99/yr
Free already covers Positions, campaigns, cost basis, and net premium per ticker. Pro adds allocation and premium-trend charts, unlimited profiles, and broker auto-import.
How it works
Sell puts. Get shares. Sell calls. Repeat. Basis carries through.
Collect premium on names you want to own.
Shares land; basis starts at strike minus premium.
Write above basis and keep collecting.
Back to puts. History stays with the ticker.
Know your cost basis, your income, and your next move on every ticker, every cycle. Free to start, no spreadsheet required.
Create your free accountFree forever on the base plan. No credit card required.