An options tracker that respects the asset class
Most "portfolio trackers" treat options as second-class citizens — if they support them at all, it's as a row on a stock blotter with a strike taped on. That breaks the moment you have a real position: a vertical spread, a covered call against a long stock leg, an iron condor on an index.
Evibe treats options the way they deserve. Every contract is its own position, with strike, expiry, multiplier, and side. Spreads and multi-leg structures are tracked as a single position, not five disconnected rows.
Live Greeks, when it matters
Delta, gamma, theta, vega, rho — refreshed continuously, propagated to every device. The same value on your Mac, your iPhone, and the widget on your lock screen. No manual recompute, no stale snapshot from yesterday's close.
P/L the way you actually need it
- Per-leg P/L so you know which side of the spread is doing the work
- Aggregate P/L rolled up to the whole position
- Mark-to-market with the live mid, not yesterday's bid
- Realized vs unrealized separation when you close partials
Cost basis is preserved across rolls — close the May 50 call, sell the June 55, and Evibe carries the running P/L through the roll instead of starting from zero.
The expiry calendar you'll actually use
Every position you hold appears on a calendar grouped by expiration date. Pinned for the next 30 days, dimmed for what's further out, with assignment-risk flags on anything ITM near expiry. One glance answers "what should I be paying attention to this week?"
Sits next to your stocks, not in a silo
The whole point of Evibe is that your options aren't in a different app from the stocks they hedge or the cash they're collateralized by. Open a portfolio, see the long equities, the short calls written against them, the cash buying power that backs the puts you've sold. One picture, real-time.
That's how options tracking is supposed to work.