Product update

Details and assumptions move into tabs

The main scenario page should not make you scroll past separate panels just to review the fields behind the estimate.

July 11, 2026 · Product updates ·3 min read
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What changed

Trade Details and Advanced Inputs now live together inside a tabbed Details & assumptions section. Trade Details keeps the parsed or fetched contract fields visible, while Advanced Inputs remains available without being hidden in a collapsed separate card.

This reduces vertical scrolling and makes it clearer that both tabs belong to the same estimate workflow.

Why it helps

Advanced assumptions matter when the estimate depends on option price, IV behavior, Vega units, or other manual inputs. Keeping those assumptions nearby makes it easier to review them before calculating.

The tabbed layout also gives mobile users a denser workflow without removing access to the controls they may need.

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Use this in OptionsPeek

Open the main scenario page
Build a call or put scenario with current contract data, a stock move, Greeks, IV assumptions, and a one-click estimate.
Read the OptionsPeek FAQ
Get plain-English answers about option change, new option price, profit/loss, breakeven, Greeks, IV, and Qurxa.
Open the profit/loss calculator
Use the expanded breakeven and payoff view with the same scenario fields as the main scenario page.
Browse curated scenario pages
Open ticker-specific examples for NVDA, TSLA, SPY, AAPL, AMD, QQQ, and other scenario pages.
Review the methodology
Understand the estimate workflow, model limits, market-data freshness, and why outputs are planning estimates.

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SPY put if the ETF drops 3%
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