New from Studio 41
Accounting for options income.
Your broker tracks cash. It has no idea what the strategy returned.
x2 closes that gap. Premium collected, contracts bought back, rolled or assigned, and every commission paid — reconciled into a single ledger, week by week.
A workspace for people who sell weekly options against shares they own: screen candidates against a scored method, size the capital before the open, and afterwards read what the week actually paid. It never connects to your broker and never places an order.
Closed beta — accounts are by invitation, and applications are reviewed by hand.
The loop
Screen, size, then find out whether it worked
Selling premium every week is a discipline, and discipline needs instruments. One workspace instead of a spreadsheet, a screener and a memory.
A number you can argue with
Every candidate gets a single 0–100 verdict and the reasoning behind it. Five rules take a row to zero on their own — including earnings landing mid-contract — and the scanner names the one that did it. No black box.
Settled before the open
Move a shortlist into the budget planner and see lots, capital required, expected premium and remaining funds. Then write the contracts at your broker — the one step that happens outside the workspace.
Real numbers, not estimates
Import your broker's transaction export and the ledger, dashboard and per-ticker breakdown rebuild themselves from trades you have already made. Schwab exports today; more brokers in progress.
The studio
Design systems and software with clarity.
If you want to move your business forward through digitalization, we can sit with you and help you understand what should be done.
If a previous digitalization effort went very wrong, we can help you understand what is wrong and what can still be fixed.
If you need a second opinion on a proposal, we can challenge it with you and make visible what can go wrong before it becomes expensive.
Studio 41 is a small engineering consultancy focused on designing systems and software. We work directly with business and technical teams to understand the situation, expose risk, and define what the next step should actually be. x2 is what those principles look like when we build for ourselves.