Quant trading,
simplified.
SigmatiQ reads the same-day options session the way a desk does — dealer positioning, walls, flow — and turns it into a clear, plain-English read. It explains what it sees and what the engine decided. You make the call.
It reads the tape, not the noise.
Every session, SigmatiQ maps where dealers are positioned and translates that structure into a read you can act on in seconds — direction, conviction, and the levels that matter. No jargon, no dashboards to decode.
A structural map
Gamma exposure, call and put walls, max pain and the gamma flip — the trusted, end-of-day structure that frames the whole session.
A plain-English read
A house view with conviction, a one-paragraph why, and the key levels — paired with a directional arrow so the call is unmistakable at a glance.
A live overlay
Real-time flow sits on top of the map as advisory context — Calm, Building, Active or Chase Risk — never relabeled as structure it isn't.
You pull the trigger
SigmatiQ shows you the read and what the engine concluded — then you decide and place each trade yourself, by hand, on paper. Nothing moves without you. Want that same setup to run on its own? That's AgentiQ.
Four workspaces, one read.
The day flows in one direction — understand the market, find the signals, manage the position, learn from the result. Each workspace owns a step.
Market
The structural read for the session — direction, GEX ladder, session preview and pulse.
Signals
What the engine sees right now — BET cards with confidence, gate logic, and the strategy catalog.
Trade
Position risk, sizing and management — Greeks, what-ifs, and a paper book to rehearse on.
Review
Did the system help? Journal, week-in-review and analytics close the loop on every read.
The same read, on every screen.
A dense command center at the desk. A focused briefing in your pocket. One engine behind both.
From open to close, in three moves.
Read the session
Open the briefing. SigmatiQ has already mapped dealer structure and posted a house view with conviction and the levels in play.
Weigh the signals
See which strategies are firing, why, and how confident the engine is — then check the risk and size it on paper before you commit.
Close the loop
After the bell, the journal scores the day against what the system said — so the next read is sharper than the last.
Describe how you trade.
It builds the agent.
Same engine as the SigmatiQ apps — but where you'd place each trade yourself, AgentiQ does it for you, automatically. Describe what you want in plain language; its assistant builds a configured, evidence-backed agent that trades on paper inside the risk limits you set. Live follows once paper proves out. You stay in command.
Figures shown are hypothetical and reflect simulated paper trading, not real-money results. Simulated performance has inherent limitations and is not indicative of future results.
In development · paper-first · LLM-assisted setup. Mockup; figures hypothetical and simulated.
Good to know.
The web app is live.
SigmatiQ is in paper testing — every trade runs on simulated (paper) money while we validate the signals. The web app is open to use now; the iOS app is coming soon.
No advice · You place the trades · Paper for now.