Power tools for modern markets

Specialized tools for all your options.

From options strategy and analytics to prediction markets and event-driven signals—Quantcha builds the tools and data that serious traders and investors reach for.


Quantcha Options Suite

The complete options toolkit, proven since 2014.

  • Turn a stock idea into an optimal options trade with the Option Search Engine
  • Pressure-test trades with probability-weighted outcomes in the trade analyzer
  • Screen the whole market, chart, and manage your book, trades, and alerts
Quantcha Options Suite — Option Search Engine

Qwidgets for Options Markets

A modern, widget-driven options workspace.

  • Compose charts, screeners, and analyzers into saveable workspaces
  • Track the latest news, research, and data alongside your notes and tools
  • Link major brokerage accounts to trade from where you plan and track
Qwidgets for Options workspace

Qwidgets for Prediction Markets

Cross-exchange prediction market analytics.

  • Cross-exchange coverage of Kalshi, Polymarket, and more
  • Compose markets into shareable workspaces with charts, order books, and P&L projections
  • Optionally link a Kalshi account for integrated portfolio management and trading
Qwidgets for Predictions workspace

Consequitur · Public beta

See how one event moves another.

  • Trace a directed graph of events and the conditional links between them
  • Register your read and watch the consensus update
  • Run a scenario and see the projection ripple through everything downstream
Consequitur event network

Data & API

Proprietary options datasets, built for quants and institutions.

Most needs are covered off the shelf on Nasdaq Data Link—or commission a custom dataset when you need something exact.

  • Historical & implied volatilities, option ratings, analytics, and risk metrics
  • 15+ years of history, updated daily after the close
  • Self-serve on Nasdaq Data Link, or commission a custom dataset

Building for options and event-driven traders since 2014

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