Tiblio

Tiblio is built for options sellers rather than day traders. Its core promise is that consistent income from selling options is hard to keep up manually, because fear and hope tempt traders to skip trades or hold losers. Tiblio's Trade Desk automates the repetitive parts: choosing which equities to sell options on, sizing allocations, picking put or call legs, narrowing days to expiration and deltas, setting strike limits, avoiding earnings and dividend dates, and applying scaling rules for how much of a position can be sold per trade, day or week.

The platform pairs that automation with a research layer. Historical-volatility, earnings and dividend screeners help you find candidates, while enhanced screeners draw on your broker connection. A watchlist with real-time notifications, a market news feed and fundamental data round out the research side, and alerts can be delivered by email or Telegram.

Once trades are running, Tiblio keeps every open position and realized result in sync and turns them into a trade journal with per-strategy win rates, so you can judge what is actually working instead of guessing. Tiblio is independent software, not a broker or advisor: you connect your own brokerage account, your funds stay with your broker, and the company notes that it does not provide financial advice. It works best in accounts with more than about $25k, and the vendor notes the wheel strategy rarely opens and closes a position in the same day.