GEXY maps the gamma the street is short and long, strike by strike and expiry by expiry — then tells you where price gets pinned, where it accelerates, and where the walls have moved since yesterday. Built on live options flow, the dark-pool tape and a nightly scan of the whole universe. Sixteen views, one question.
Where is the dealer positioned, and what does that do to price from here?
Call wall, put wall, MVP and the gamma flip across every expiry — measured on a spot-aware window, not the raw chain, so a deep-LEAPS tail cannot move a near-spot wall.
Confluence levels ranked by how likely price touches them, the expected move that frames them, and air pockets — the gamma-thin spans price traverses fast.
The live tape, gated and scored: conviction against lean, one-sidedness, at-ask share, and every ticker measured against its own median rather than a league table.
Off-lit blocks as they cross, and the biggest historical prints carried forward daily as support and resistance that either holds or breaks.
Named setups — aligned breakout, gamma flush, wall bounce — run over the nightly universe, with the filter that dropped each candidate shown rather than hidden.
A written verdict with its trade map, every conflict that argues against it, a count of what could not be measured, and a graded track record where the losses stay visible.
Most tools fill a gap with a zero, and a zero renders as a measurement. This one refuses: absent is not neutral, and an absent reading beats a confident wrong one. All three rows below are real — the left column is what this app itself used to return, the right is what it returns now.
The XEO row is not a hypothetical: this app shipped a $39 call wall on an index trading near 3240, and the payload contradicted itself in adjacent fields. The desk read now ends with a count of every component that could not be measured, and every signal lists the evidence that argues against it.
Everything the desk runs. No second tier, no free plan, nothing held back.
The desk is members-only. Whop holds the membership and signs you straight in — there is no separate password to set and none to lose.