For options traders
Watch the order book. Right beside price.
Aria puts the live order book next to your chart — with gamma walls, max pain and dark-pool levels drawn on the same screen. One view instead of four tabs.
- Bids, asks and walls beside every candle
- Options levels drawn right on the chart
- Desktop and phone
The live order book
The chart shows where price has been. The book shows what's waiting.
On supported tickers, the order book sits right beside the price scale. See bids and asks stack up, big orders appear and get pulled, and which side is pushing — without leaving the chart.
- The ladderResting bids and asks next to price, with the largest levels labelled.
- Buy vs. sell pressureAggressive buying and selling, updated live.
- Walls on the candlesBig resting orders shaded right on the chart.
- Depth vs. normalIs the book thicker or thinner than usual right now?
Also on the chart
The options picture, where you can use it.
Gamma walls and max pain, drawn for you
Gamma walls, max pain, the open-interest peak and the session's hottest strike appear as lines and chips on your chart — not in a table you have to cross-check.
Big blocks, marked on price
The average price of the session's large dark-pool blocks sits on the chart next to everything else.
A full options terminal
Exposure, Greeks, volatility, flow and calendars — for any US-listed symbol.
Every panel, explained with a picture
A built-in guide with a picture for each panel and a 40+ term glossary.
Your trading day
Built around the session.
Opening read
The market's mood, once the open settles.
Research cards
AI-assisted cards start, each with its reasons.
Tomorrow's read
A next-session research note, with a "Wrong if…" line.
Questions
When does Aria open?
We're finishing the beta now. Waitlist members get in first, by email.
What will it cost?
We'll share pricing with the waitlist before launch.
Is Aria investment advice?
No. Aria is a market-analytics and research tool, and it doesn't know your finances. Options trading involves risk of loss.
