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Track Your tastytrade Account: Post-Trade Tracking With a Multi-Broker View

Keep tastytrade as your broker. Days to Expiry syncs it read-only through SnapTrade — tastytrade is a supported SnapTrade brokerage (verified 2026-09-23) — and shows roll-adjusted cost basis, per-leg P&L, and a weekly execution plan in one view across every broker you use.

tastytrade is a capable broker: preset options strategies from covered calls to iron condors, order chains for rolled and multi-leg trades, a backtesting tool, and risk analysis on its platforms (tastytrade.com, verified 2026-09-23). But a broker platform centers the account it holds. If your household runs tastytrade plus Interactive Brokers — or Schwab, Fidelity, or any of the 35+ brokers on the SnapTrade network — each portal tells only its own slice of the story, and the post-trade bookkeeping still lands on you. Days to Expiry is the tastytrade tracker for that gap: connect your tastytrade account read-only through SnapTrade (a supported integration with OAuth, SOC 2 Type 2 controls, and disconnect-anytime), add IBKR via first-class Flex Query sync, and every position rolls up into one multi-broker view — roll-adjusted true cost basis after assignments, per-leg P&L, coverage, income by week and month, and a weekly execution plan for what to sell next. Start with the free screener and demo portfolio; no credit card.

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Problem

You Execute at tastytrade. Then the Tracking Work Starts.

One Portal Per Broker — The platform centers your tastytrade book; a cross-broker income rollup isn't the public product (tastytrade.com, 2026-09-23)

Rolled Trades Need Reconciliation — Order chains track legs inside the platform, but roll-adjusted cost basis across a multi-broker household is manual

Split Households — Many traders run tastytrade plus IBKR or another legacy broker; each account's truth lives in a different login

Weekly Planning by Hand — The what-to-sell list is rebuilt every week from separate broker views and spreadsheets

Solution

Days to Expiry: One Tracking Layer Across tastytrade and Every Other Broker

tastytrade via SnapTrade

A supported SnapTrade brokerage — OAuth-based, read-focused connection; disconnect anytime

True Cost Basis After Rolls

Wheel cycles and spreads re-priced through every roll, assignment, and adjustment

Per-Leg P&L

Multi-leg positions broken down by leg across all connected brokers

One-Click Sync

Positions, balances, and transactions pull in when you hit Sync Now — no CSV exports

Weekly Execution Plan

What to sell, roll, or close across the whole household — not per portal

AI / MCP Portfolio Queries

Ask Claude, Cursor, or Windsurf about your combined book via scoped API keys

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How it works

Get started in 3 simple steps

1

Connect tastytrade Read-Only

Link your tastytrade account through the SnapTrade connection portal: accept SnapTrade's terms, authenticate on tastytrade's site, and agree to the access terms. The connection is read-focused — Days to Expiry never places trades or moves money — and you can disconnect at any time (snaptrade.com integration page, verified 2026-09-23).

2

Add Your Other Brokers

Interactive Brokers connects via first-class Flex Query auto-sync; other accounts — Schwab, Fidelity, Robinhood, E-Trade, Vanguard, and more — connect through the same SnapTrade network (35+ brokerages, 400M+ retail accounts per SnapTrade's developer guide, 2026-09-23). CSV upload remains the fallback.

3

Review One Book, Follow One Plan

See roll-adjusted true cost basis, per-leg P&L, coverage, and income across every connected account in a single view. The weekly execution plan works from the combined book — cash, covered shares, and open risk — so allocation decisions stop depending on which portal you happened to open.

Key Metrics

Trial card

Not required

Brokers via SnapTrade

32+

tastytrade Support

Verified

Free Trial

14 days

Key Specs

SpecValueSource
Product typeBroker — stocks, options, futures, and more; low commissions; platform tools included with the brokerage relationship, not an analytics SaaS subscription.Verified 2026-09-23
Platform toolsHome page advertises 10+ preset options strategies (Covered Calls to Iron Condors), order chains for rolled/multi-leg trades, a Backtesting Tool with 10+ years of data, Risk Analysis, and AI Search on the web platform.Verified 2026-09-23
Multi-broker viewNot offered / not stated on public pages — the product centers the tastytrade account; a cross-broker rollup is not part of the public platform.Verified 2026-09-23
SnapTrade supporttastytrade is a SnapTrade-supported brokerage: connection via SnapTrade's portal with OAuth, portfolio access and trading available to developers, SOC 2 Type 2 controls, and disconnect anytime.Verified 2026-09-23
SnapTrade network35+ brokerages and 400M+ retail investor accounts on the SnapTrade network; positions, balances, and transactions normalize into one schema.Verified 2026-09-23
Roll-adjusted cost basisNot stated as a cross-broker, roll-adjusted cost-basis product on public pages — basis work across brokers remains manual.Verified 2026-09-23
Weekly planNot offered / not stated on public pages — no weekly execution plan across a multi-broker book.Verified 2026-09-23
Best fortastytrade account holders who want automatic post-trade tracking plus one view across every broker they use.Verified 2026-09-23
Days to Expiry Pro pricePro $50/mo ($500/yr). Amounts from live Stripe prices API backing /pricing.Verified 2026-08-13
Days to Expiry free tier / trialDemo portfolio free; live portfolio via SnapTrade on Starter; backtests on Pro. No credit card to start, cancel anytime.Verified 2026-09-23
Days to Expiry syncSnapTrade for 32+ brokers (including tastytrade), first-class IBKR Flex Query auto-sync, or CSV upload — with commissions, splits, and corporate actions normalized.Verified 2026-09-23

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about getting started

Is Days to Expiry a tastytrade alternative broker?

No — and this page isn't about switching brokers. tastytrade stays your broker; Days to Expiry is the tracking layer on top. If you're comparing the brokerage itself against an analytics subscription, see our tastytrade alternative page. Here, the question is narrower: after the fill confirms, how do you track the position — especially across more than one broker?

How does the tastytrade connection through SnapTrade work?

Through SnapTrade's connection portal: you accept SnapTrade's terms, are redirected to tastytrade's site to log in, and agree to the tastytrade access user agreement. SnapTrade's integration page confirms OAuth-based access (credentials aren't shared with apps), SOC 2 Type 2 controls, and the ability to disconnect at any time (snaptrade.com, verified 2026-09-23). Days to Expiry uses the connection read-focused: tracking and planning only, never order placement.

Can I track tastytrade and Interactive Brokers together?

Yes — that's the point of the page. tastytrade connects through SnapTrade while Interactive Brokers gets a first-class Flex Query auto-sync. Both feed one portfolio view: combined income, coverage, roll-adjusted cost basis per position, and a weekly plan that sees your whole book. The same applies to Schwab, Fidelity, Robinhood, E-Trade, Vanguard, and the rest of the 32+ broker network.

What does Days to Expiry show that the tastytrade platform doesn't?

Two things, both about aggregation. First, truth across brokers: roll-adjusted cost basis and per-leg P&L computed from normalized fills across every connected account, so a wheel cycle that started at one broker and rolled at another stays one cycle. Second, a weekly execution plan generated from the combined book — what to sell, roll, or close, with model assignment probability — instead of a per-portal ritual. The tastytrade platform's own tools (order chains, backtesting, risk analysis) remain useful inside the account; they just don't span accounts.

Will syncing affect my tastytrade account or its promo eligibility?

The connection is read-focused data access — it places no trades, moves no cash, and changes nothing about your brokerage relationship. Promo terms are governed by tastytrade's own conditions; check tastytrade.com for current offers and eligibility.

What does the tracker cost?

The demo portfolio and screener are free — no credit card. Live multi-broker sync starts on Starter; Pro is $50/mo ($500/yr) from the live Stripe prices backing /pricing, adding unlimited backtests and AI/MCP portfolio queries. Cancel anytime.

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