OptionForge · Five-stage options workflow

See the full decision—not another isolated chart.

See 126 prebuilt Strategy Builder templates and how OptionForge connects discovery, probability, Greeks, portfolio oversight, risk, repair and supported transaction preparation across 21 desktop modules.

Five stages connect all 21 current modules

The feature story follows one decision path instead of repeating disconnected cards. Every current desktop module appears exactly once in the operating sequence, while the canonical tab order remains available separately.

01 · Observe & discover

Command Center, Live Chart, Stock Screener, and Option Chains narrow the question using operating, market, candidate, and contract context.

02 · Structure & inspect

Legs, Strategy Builder, Option Analyzer, and Position turn the idea into explicit rows and a reviewable structure.

03 · Model outcomes

Probability, Probability Cone, Greeks Graphics, 3D Analytics, Forecast, and Predictions compare modeled distributions, ranges, sensitivities, and user-defined scenarios.

04 · Govern exposure

Portfolio, Risk Engine, and Repair & Risk aggregate the book, test selected limits and scenarios, and compare user-reviewed adjustment alternatives.

05 · Review & record

Summary, Transaction History, P&L Graphics, and TRADE close the review loop while the connected broker remains authoritative for execution and records.

One shared explorer explains every module

The 21-tab explorer uses one canonical module brief to show what each module reads, what the user controls, what it produces, where it hands off, and which analytical boundaries apply. Current screenshots, supplied artwork, and the disclosed Command Center placeholder are labeled by evidence type.

Depth where the workflow becomes difficult

Strategy Builder begins with 126 prebuilt structural templates, Position keeps live-position context connected, and Portfolio, Risk Engine, and Repair & Risk extend review from one structure to the book. Templates and model outputs are analytical aids, not signals, guarantees, or advice.