About RQuants
We build the workspace we wanted as quantitative premium sellers.
RQuants started because the tools premium sellers and quantitative options traders actually need were scattered across half a dozen subscriptions, terminals, and spreadsheets. So we built one workspace that rolls up the tape, the chain, the broker, and the math — all priced against an in-house volatility measure we trust enough to trade ourselves.
What we believe
Four principles guide every feature we ship.
Edge first, intuition second
Every setup Radar surfaces has to pass a statistical edge test. We rank by expected value and probability of profit before anything else. If the math doesn't hold, the trade doesn't show.
Our own volatility measure
Implied vol from the chain is one signal, not the truth. We compute an in-house volatility measure that blends realized, forward, and regime context — and we use it everywhere POP is shown, from Positions Builder to Trade Management.
Capital efficiency over ego
Premium selling lives and dies on capital efficiency. Trade Management exists so you exit when the math turns — locking wins, cutting losers, and freeing up margin for the next high-edge setup. Holding a stale trade is an opportunity cost.
Quantitative, not opaque
Every number on the screen has a definition you can see. We don't hide behind black boxes — POP, expected value, IV rank, exposure, Greeks: all documented, all reproducible.
Who it's for
Premium sellers who want ranked, statistically confirmed setups instead of scrolling chains, plus a Trade Management layer that tells them when to close.
Quantitative traders who want every number — POP, expected value, exposure, Greeks — priced against an in-house volatility measure they can inspect and reason about.
Multi-broker traders who want one aggregated portfolio view across their brokerage accounts — Tradier and TradeStation today, more coming — not disconnected dashboards.
Get in touch.
Have a question, want a walkthrough, or interested in partnering? Reach out — we read every message.