Carry reads the whole market for you, turns your read into a plan grounded in real structure, and holds you to it when the tape tries to break your thesis. Not AI that trades for you — AI that makes you a sharper trader. Open it, write your plan, go trade.
Cross-asset and every sector, live and color-coded in one heatmap, then Carry's own note that names the driver, connects the divergences, and closes with a directional lean you can plan around.
Every earnings print for the names that matter and every high-impact release, laid out by day, so you always know what's coming before it hits the tape.
The name you're planning, charted next to your notes. Check the level, mark the reclaim, size the trade.
Bring the option you're eyeing. Carry reads it against live conditions: the IV you're paying next to the name's own month, your odds from delta, the theta you're bleeding, and the move you need against the move the options price. Then it shows where your strike sits in dealer positioning.
Carry flags the missing stop, the missing invalidation, the entry that fights the rotation — and grounds the plan in real structure: the confluence zones it computes from the chart, not a chat prompt. Free text, no forms.
It reads how you write, not just what. On calm mornings it stays out of your way. On the hard ones it speaks up.
Your plan is three hedges and a "probably." That's not the read you had Tuesday. Close the platform. This one's not the trade to force.
How did the plan hold up? The debrief closes what the morning opened and turns each day into data the next one builds on.
You never drag a thing. Carry keeps every plan, chart, and debrief, sorted and searchable, yours to revisit anytime.
Green days, red days, and the pattern you couldn't see. Every plan, check, and debrief is kept by day. Tap any one to reread what you wrote and how it went.
Put something on, warm your hands on a coffee, take a breath, name the one thing you'll hold today. Then you step out to plan, clear-headed.
When price approaches your entry, your stop, or a target, Carry taps you on the shoulder at that exact level — your line, in your words — plus the open, the data window, and a reminder to breathe. The plan you made at 8:42, kept at 10:03.
You can't control your P&L. The market decides that. What you can control is how you behave. Days shown up, rules kept, promises held, drawn as a rising line with a badge for every goal you earned.
Journals read your fills. Carry reads your decisions — and learns which of your habits show up before your best days and your worst.
Your read is yours first. Once it's written, Carry shows you how the wider crowd is actually positioned, and opens a room of traders who plan the same way. Context and company, never a call to copy. Both are in early beta.
How the crowd is actually leaning and where their entries cluster — drawn from how Carry's own users plan, not a chatroom's loudest voice. Data as context, so you can see when you're with the crowd or against it.
A room of traders who plan before they trade. Shared discipline and presence — no calls, no copy-trading, no one broadcasting a single bet to everyone.
When you plan your trade solitarily, without outside noise, the plan becomes yours. You stop reaching for a crowd to validate your bias and start owning the read you built. That self-trust is the thing that actually compounds, more than any single setup. A Discord read is someone else's plan, the same for everyone, with no memory of you.
And once the plan is yours, Carry shows you how the wider crowd is actually positioned — aggregate data as context, never a call to copy. The Floor, Carry's community layer for traders who plan this way, is in early beta.
Why a solitary routine matters →The edge isn't a sharper setup. It's protecting the good days. Skip one revenge trade, size one morning to plan, and it's paid for the year.
Most tools cover the after and the noise. Carry covers the before and the during: your plan, your positioning read, and the behavior that decides the day.
| Carry | Signals / Discord | Trade journal (e.g. TradeZella) |
Raw ChatGPT | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pre-market plan, checked against live data | ✓ | — | — | rough |
| Options positioning read (IV vs its own norm, gamma) tied to your plan | ✓ | — | — | — |
| Behavioral edge from your own decisions, not your fills | ✓ | — | from trades only | — |
| Mid-session presence, when plans actually die | ✓ | — | — | — |
| Remembers you; gets sharper over time | ✓ | — | stats only | — |
| Your own read, or one broadcast to the whole room? | yours | one for all | — | generic |
| Needs a broker import to work | no | — | yes | — |
Keep your journal for the after. Carry is everything before and during.
Start free, upgrade when the routine sticks. Cancel anytime. Annual billing saves two months on either paid tier.
Carry reads your plan, your state, and the market's positioning, and pushes back where the data disagrees. It'll flag a missing stop, a strike sitting under a call wall, or IV you're overpaying for. The decision is yours, and you won't be guessing in the dark.
No. Carry works from what you write, starting with your very first session. Nothing to sync, nothing to set up.
Journals read your fills, after the trade. Carry reads your plan and behavior, before and during: what you decided, the state in your words, and whether you kept the promise. It's the other half of the loop, so use both.
Live, structured data gathered for you every morning (breadth, positioning, options surface), discipline engineered into the product (completeness checks, mid-session recall), memory that gets sharper on your history, and charts read as real numbers instead of a screenshot it might misread.
Especially. Carry meets you where you are: bring a ticker and a question and it shows you what a complete plan looks like, both directions. You build the routine from there. You don't need a system first.
Yes. Your journal is yours. We never sell your data, we don't serve ads, and there's no broker access.
The options positioning read runs on live options data and is part of the Pro plan. The routine, the Pulse, the plan check, the journal, and your personal edge insights are all in Core and don't need it.