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Price tells you what already happened. Options flow tells you where money is being committed Right now That gap is why TreyBae exists I'm the sole developer. Almost seven years in the markets, no team, no funding. Here's the thing about the other flow platforms: they charge $50+/mo like they've got pricing power. They don't. It's the same feed on every dashboard — cluttered, hard to read, and expensive before you can even tell if the tool fits how you trade. The feed isn't the edge. How you read it is. So I built the reader I actually wanted. The bubble map is the heart of it. Every bubble is a stock, and it answers two questions most platforms blur into one: which side is the money on — calls or puts — and who was the aggressor — were those contracts being bought or sold. That second axis matters. A stock can be 76% calls while every one of those calls is being SOLD. That's a bearish position built out of call contracts, and a one-axis view calls it bullish every time. Size tells you how strange today's volume is against open interest. Color tells you how hard the lean. A slow pulse means money is arriving fast, right now. The whole market's positioning, one screen. Double-click any bubble for the full workup — the chain with a lean meter on every expiry, insider filings (grants don't count as buys here), institutional holders, IV, P/E history, and the large prints themselves. Then there's the Sonar. It only draws a name when three independent measurements agree — lean, pressure, unusual volume — counted as votes, never blended into a score. Most of the day it's nearly empty. That's on purpose. A screen where everything lights up is a screen where nothing does. Gold on the Sonar is a verified whale: a single $250K+ trade, filled at the ask, today, on the side the name is already leaning. All four required. It almost never fires. That's exactly why it means something when it does. And the terminal is free. Not a trial — the full board, no card. A free account adds Time Machine: rewind the entire board hour by hour and watch positioning build instead of only seeing where it ended up. Two tiers sit on top: Supporter ($4.99) — unlimited lookups, saved pins and layouts. Pro ($14.99) — Quant Signals: rules-based entries, targets, and time windows, fired automatically. A starting point for your own research, not a verdict. House rules, because this market runs on unlabeled numbers: every stat on the site says whether it's backtested or live. Performance is published, misses included. Weak signals are flagged as weak. If you find a number that doesn't say how it was measured, that's a bug — lmk I work on this seven days a week. This is my life's work. TreyBae is an informational and educational tool. It shows you what's happening in the options market; it doesn't tell you what to trade. Nothing on the site is investment advice, I'm not a registered investment adviser, and trading carries substantial risk of loss. Always do your own research. https://t.co/N8gnj8AwSW

Treybaeai's tweet photo. Price tells you what already happened. Options flow tells you where money is being committed Right now

That gap is why TreyBae exists

I'm the sole developer. Almost seven years in the markets, no team, no funding. Here's the thing about the other flow platforms: they charge $50+/mo like they've got pricing power. They don't. It's the same feed on every dashboard — cluttered, hard to read, and expensive before you can even tell if the tool fits how you trade. The feed isn't the edge. How you read it is. So I built the reader I actually wanted.

The bubble map is the heart of it. Every bubble is a stock, and it answers two questions most platforms blur into one: which side is the money on — calls or puts — and who was the aggressor — were those contracts being bought or sold. That second axis matters. A stock can be 76% calls while every one of those calls is being SOLD. That's a bearish position built out of call contracts, and a one-axis view calls it bullish every time.

Size tells you how strange today's volume is against open interest. Color tells you how hard the lean. A slow pulse means money is arriving fast, right now. The whole market's positioning, one screen.

Double-click any bubble for the full workup — the chain with a lean meter on every expiry, insider filings (grants don't count as buys here), institutional holders, IV, P/E history, and the large prints themselves.

Then there's the Sonar. It only draws a name when three independent measurements agree — lean, pressure, unusual volume — counted as votes, never blended into a score. Most of the day it's nearly empty. That's on purpose. A screen where everything lights up is a screen where nothing does.

Gold on the Sonar is a verified whale: a single $250K+ trade, filled at the ask, today, on the side the name is already leaning. All four required. It almost never fires. That's exactly why it means something when it does.

And the terminal is free. Not a trial — the full board, no card. A free account adds Time Machine: rewind the entire board hour by hour and watch positioning build instead of only seeing where it ended up.

Two tiers sit on top:

Supporter ($4.99) — unlimited lookups, saved pins and layouts.

Pro ($14.99) — Quant Signals: rules-based entries, targets, and time windows, fired automatically. A starting point for your own research, not a verdict.

House rules, because this market runs on unlabeled numbers: every stat on the site says whether it's backtested or live. Performance is published, misses included. Weak signals are flagged as weak. If you find a number that doesn't say how it was measured, that's a bug — lmk

I work on this seven days a week. This is my life's work.

TreyBae is an informational and educational tool. It shows you what's happening in the options market; it doesn't tell you what to trade. Nothing on the site is investment advice, I'm not a registered investment adviser, and trading carries substantial risk of loss. Always do your own research.

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