Swift Trades is a market-data desk for US options, and a journal for the
trades you have already made.

THE TAPE
Large option prints are shown against the book that was live at the moment
they hit, so a print that lifted the ask reads differently from one that
printed between. Where the book could not be read, the print says so rather
than being labelled neutral.

DEALER POSITIONING
Gamma by strike, with the flip, the call wall, the put wall and the high
volume level derived from the chain. Index levels that are borrowed from a
tracking ETF are labelled as borrowed on the face of the card.

OFF-EXCHANGE
FINRA TRF prints separated from lit volume, with the repeat price levels they
cluster at. This is off-exchange volume, which includes retail
internalisation — it is not a dark-pool feed and the app says so on the page.

RESEARCH
Gamma levels, market pulse, sector rotation, macro releases, the earnings and
corporate calendar, a screener, congressional and insider filings, SEC filings
and analyst actions.

YOUR JOURNAL
Import your own trade history from a file you export from your broker.
Fourteen brokers have a mapped importer and anything else maps by hand. No
password and no API secret is ever involved, because you export the file.

WHAT IT DOES NOT DO
Swift Trades is not a broker-dealer and not a registered investment adviser.
It does not place, modify or cancel orders on its own. Nothing here is
personalised advice, and none of it is a recommendation to buy or sell
anything.

Every page states its own limit on the same screen as the feature — where the
data is thin, where a level is estimated, and where a number could not be
read at all.

Access requires a Swift Trades membership.