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Robinhood Options Tracker: The Realized Record the App's Analyzer Doesn't Keep

Robinhood's options analyzer simulates what could happen. Days to Expiry connects read-only through SnapTrade and records what did: premium, assignments, expirations and the basis they leave behind (sources verified 2026-11-06).

Robinhood's own help describes an options analyzer that aggregates Delta, Gamma, Theta and Vega across selected positions, simulates price and time with a date slider, and states plainly that results are hypothetical, not actual returns (Robinhood help, verified 2026-11-06). That is a good planning surface and a deliberate non-ledger. Once contracts expire or get assigned, they move to History, and the cumulative picture is yours to assemble: how much premium came in this quarter, what the shares assigned from a put really cost after credits, how a rolled position's total result compares to its first leg. Days to Expiry is the tracking layer for that. Connect Robinhood through SnapTrade's read-only OAuth connection, and see premium by week and month, and a combined view with any other broker. Start with the free screener; the demo portfolio needs no card.

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Problem

Robinhood Tells You What Might Happen. Your Records Are Elsewhere.

Hypothetical by Design — The options analyzer's results are labeled hypothetical, not actual returns, so it cannot be your P&L record (Robinhood help, verified 2026-11-06)

History Is a List — Expired and assigned contracts land in History; the running premium total and share basis are left to you

Early Assignment Surprises — Short stock and ETF options can be assigned any time before expiration, and the resulting shares arrive as a separate position

Rolling Is One Leg at a Time — The analyzer's roll shortcut is available only for single-leg positions, so a multi-leg roll's total result is a manual sum

Solution

Days to Expiry: The Ledger Behind Your Robinhood Options

Read-Only Connection

SnapTrade lists Robinhood as read-only OAuth; it does not support placing trades through the integration

Premium by Period

Premium collected week by week and month by month, from the activity the connection returns

Assignments to Shares

Assigned shares tracked beside the options written against them

Realized vs Hypothetical

Actual closed results next to the forward-looking numbers you already see in the app

Fractional-Safe Quantities

Fractional share quantities are kept as fractions end to end rather than rounded down

Weekly Plan

Expiring positions and free cash across Robinhood and any other connected broker

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How it works

Get started in 3 simple steps

1

Connect Through SnapTrade

Robinhood does not offer a developer API, so the route is SnapTrade's read-only OAuth integration, available in the US and Europe; your credentials are not shared with the app (snaptrade.com, verified 2026-11-06). You can disconnect from the app or from Robinhood account settings.

2

Sync Positions and Activity

Positions, orders and activities are pulled in and put through the same ledger as every other broker. Assignment, expiration and exercise events close the matching legs. Which Robinhood account types return data is decided by the SnapTrade connection; this page claims nothing beyond SnapTrade's own listing.

3

Compare Realized and Hypothetical

Keep using the app's analyzer for what-if work. Use Days to Expiry for the running total: premium, cost basis, per-leg results, and the weekly plan across everything you hold.

Key Metrics

Trial card

Not required

Brokers via SnapTrade

30+

Robinhood connection

Read-only OAuth

Portfolio Trial

14 days with every new account

Key Specs

SpecValueSource
Options analyzerAggregates Delta, Gamma, Theta and Vega across selected positions, simulates price moves with a date slider, and states results are hypothetical, not actual returns. May be part of a rolling release.Verified 2026-11-06
Contract feesRobinhood states no contract fees or commissions for stock and ETF options; index option and pro trader contract fees may apply per its fee schedule.Verified 2026-11-06
Expiration and assignmentShort stock and ETF options can be assigned at any time before expiration; index options cannot be assigned early. In-the-money options at expiration are generally exercised automatically. Expired contracts move to History.Verified 2026-11-06
Trading levelsRobinhood says strategy availability depends on your trading level; its pages do not define the levels in one place and wording differs between articles, so check the app for your own level.Verified 2026-11-06
Robinhood on SnapTradeRead-only OAuth, US and Europe; no support for placing trades through the integration; Robinhood has no developer API.Verified 2026-11-06

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about getting started

Why can't I just use the Robinhood options analyzer?

You can, for planning. Robinhood's help says its results are hypothetical, not actual returns. It is not a record of realized premium or share basis, which is what this tracker keeps.

Is the connection read-only?

Yes. SnapTrade lists Robinhood as read-only OAuth access and says the integration does not support placing trades. Days to Expiry reads positions and activity to track and plan.

Can Days to Expiry trade for me on Robinhood?

No. The tool tracks and plans. Orders stay in the Robinhood app.

What happens when a Robinhood short put is assigned?

Assignment can happen any time before expiration for stock and ETF options per Robinhood's help. The assignment activity closes the put leg and the shares appear as a stock position. If the connection returns incomplete history, a CSV upload is the generic fallback.

Does it work with Robinhood options on fractional or index underlyings?

Fractional share quantities are kept as fractions. For other cases, the connection returns what SnapTrade returns; this page makes no broker-specific coverage claim beyond SnapTrade's listing.

What does it cost?

The screener and demo portfolio are free, no credit card. Live broker sync is part of Portfolio at $50/mo ($500/yr), and every new account includes a 14-day trial.

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