Options were built for experts. We built a simpler way in.

Having a market view is easy. Turning it into an options trade is not.

An options chain asks you to choose a contract, strike, expiration, and size before it tells you plainly what the trade means. That complexity keeps capable people from acting on ideas they already understand.

We built thesis.trade to make the construction understandable without pretending the risk disappears.

AI handles the complexity

We do not ask AI to predict the market or decide what you should buy. We use it to research your view and translate your conclusion into a position.

That means reading the listed chain, choosing a strike and expiration that match your thesis, and sizing the position around a maximum loss you choose.

Ask again tomorrow and the chain has moved, so the right trade may change with it. That is the system reading today's evidence, not replaying yesterday's answer.

Your view. Our construction. Your decision.

How it works

Say what you think, in plain English. It pulls the data, draws what matters, and reasons through it with you, not to talk you into anything, but so you can see whether the idea holds up. Then it builds one specific position, shows you exactly what it costs and what you can lose, and does nothing until you approve it.

You don't have to learn to read the chain. You just have to bring your thesis.