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Days to Expiry
Options Portfolio Clarity

The TastyTrade Alternative Built for Options Income Clarity

Keep your broker. Close the analytics gap: true cost basis after rolls, per-leg P&L, weekly execution plans, multi-broker sync, and AI portfolio queries.

TastyTrade is a strong broker for executing options trades—but once the trade is on, portfolio truth is thin. No roll-adjusted cost basis. No clean per-leg P&L on multi-leg structures. No structured weekly execution plan for what to sell next. Days to Expiry is the analytics layer income traders build spreadsheets to replace: connect via SnapTrade (including TastyTrade among 36+ brokers) or IBKR Flex, see true cost basis and per-leg P&L, follow an auto-generated weekly plan, and query live portfolio data from Claude, Cursor, or Windsurf.

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Problem

TastyTrade Is Great for Execution. Here's What It's Missing.

No True Cost Basis After Rolls — Broker P&L doesn’t demystify roll-adjusted basis or multi-leg break-evens

No Per-Leg Clarity — Spreads and condors stay hard to read as combined exposure

No Weekly Execution Plan — You rebuild the “what to sell / roll / close” list every Sunday

Manual Exports for Analysis — Deep income and portfolio work still means CSVs and spreadsheets

Solution

What You Get With Days to Expiry

True Cost Basis After Rolls

Roll-adjusted basis and break-evens your broker view often obscures

Per-Leg P&L

Multi-leg positions broken down by leg with combined exposure

Weekly Execution Plan

What to roll, close, or open—strike, expiry, and premium context

Multi-Broker Portfolio Sync

SnapTrade 36+ (including TastyTrade) and IBKR Flex; CSV fallback

AI / MCP Portfolio Queries

Ask Claude, Cursor, or Windsurf about live positions in plain English

Premium Income Dashboard

Monthly premium, win rate by strategy, and annualised ROI

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How it works

Get started in 3 simple steps

1

Connect Your Broker

Link via SnapTrade for TastyTrade and 36+ other brokers, or use Interactive Brokers Flex Query for first-class automated sync. CSV remains available as a fallback. Trades, rolls, expirations, and assignments feed the portfolio view automatically.

2

Review Portfolio Truth + Income

See roll-adjusted true cost basis, per-leg P&L, coverage, and income metrics—monthly premium collected, win rate, and ROI—the clarity TastyTrade’s platform doesn’t center for income sellers.

3

Follow Your Weekly Plan (and Ask AI)

Each week Days to Expiry generates a bounded action list from your live portfolio: rolls, closes, and new covered call or CSP opportunities. Query the same data from Claude, Cursor, or Windsurf via scoped API keys.

Key Metrics

Setup Time

< 5 min

Manual CSV Exports

Optional

Avg Positions Tracked

28

Weekly Plan

Auto

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about getting started

Do I have to leave TastyTrade to use Days to Expiry?

No. Days to Expiry is not a broker and doesn’t execute trades. Connect TastyTrade (and other brokers) via SnapTrade, or use IBKR Flex if you also hold an Interactive Brokers account. Keep trading where you do today—Days to Expiry is the portfolio clarity and planning layer on top.

Is Days to Expiry a good TastyTrade alternative for tracking income?

Yes if you want analytics and clarity rather than a new brokerage. TastyTrade is solid for execution; Days to Expiry is built for true cost basis after rolls, per-leg P&L, premium income tracking, weekly execution plans, and AI portfolio queries—workflows brokers rarely prioritize.

What brokers does Days to Expiry support?

Interactive Brokers via Flex Query (first-class automated sync) and 36+ brokers via SnapTrade—including TastyTrade, Schwab, Fidelity, E-Trade, Robinhood, and more. CSV import remains available as a fallback when API sync isn’t an option.

Ready to Get Started?

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