Vespryx

Live GEX, apex levels and unusual options flow from Vespryx, overlaid on TradingView and cashtags across the web.

Vespryx draws the dealer structure that moves options markets directly on your TradingView charts, and wherever traders talk about stocks. WHAT IT DRAWS ON TRADINGVIEW Gamma walls: horizontal lines at the strikes carrying the most open interest, coloured by strength, with a halo on the levels nearest price. Gamma flip: the price where dealer hedging switches from dampening moves to amplifying them. Max-gamma pin: the strike with the largest gamma concentration, which price tends to gravitate toward into expiry. Open interest, written on the line: each wall is labelled with the contracts standing behind it. Big prints: today's largest options trades, tagged onto the wall they landed on, or drawn separately where no wall sits at that strike. Regime card: a pinned panel showing the dealer regime, what price just did at the nearest level (rejected, broke, reclaimed, absorbing, coiling), spot against the flip, and how old the option chain behind the drawing is. WHAT IT DRAWS ON FIDELITY Dealer levels are painted onto the Fidelity options chain, so the walls sit beside the live strike data without switching tabs. CASHTAGS Wherever traders discuss stocks — social feeds, forums, financial news and newsletters — a $TICKER mention gets an inline badge. Click it for that ticker's current dealer picture. HOW THE DATA WORKS The free layer reads what state dealers have any US-listed symbol in, with no account and no sign-up, and says how many levels its chain is holding. Vespryx Pro draws those levels, with open interest counts, the gamma flip, big prints and the expected-move cone. PRIVACY No telemetry, no analytics, no third-party SDK, and no runtime dependencies. The extension reads your session token from your own logged-in tab so it can call the API as you, stores your preferences in extension storage, and talks to one API host and nowhere else. Full policy at vespryx.com/legal.html PERMISSIONS storage: your settings, and the IDs of the drawings it created so it can remove only its own lines and never yours. contextMenus: right-click a ticker to analyse it or add it to your watchlist. alarms: a scheduled refresh during market hours so charts opened on another device are current. notifications: confirms watchlist changes and alerts on unusual flow in a watched ticker.