Comparison
OptionsHub vs Options Tracker: Which Options Trading Journal Fits You?
Both are built for options income traders who outgrew spreadsheets, and both track the wheel. They differ in what they focus on after that. This comparison uses Options Tracker's public website (optionstrackerapp.com, checked October 2026); features may change, so confirm on their site before deciding.
Side by side
| Feature | OptionsHub | Options Tracker |
|---|---|---|
| Wheel tracking (CSP → assignment → calls) | Yes — Wheel Hub with adjusted basis, partial call-aways, archive | Yes — auto-creates stock positions with cost basis on assignment |
| Import | CSV/Excel from any brokerage, no broker login | CSV with auto-detected formats for Schwab, Fidelity, Tastytrade, IBKR, E*Trade |
| Multi-leg spreads | Verticals, iron condors, butterflies and more | Verticals, iron condors, iron butterflies, synthetics |
| Analytics | Realized income, profit by ticker, risk alerts | Monthly breakdown, profit factor, Sharpe/Sortino, drawdown |
| AI analysis | Portfolio Analyzer, AI trade ideas, Desk Assistant chat | Not listed on their homepage |
| Multiple accounts | One combined book | IRA, Roth and taxable accounts tracked separately |
| Sharing | Share setups and income cards by link | Not listed on their homepage |
| Free tools | Free Options Playbook | Position sizer, profit calculator, wheel ROI and tax estimators |
Choose Options Tracker if…
- You want broker-specific CSV auto-detection for a major US broker.
- You need IRA, Roth and taxable accounts reported separately.
- Risk-adjusted statistics like Sharpe and Sortino matter most to you.
Choose OptionsHub if…
- Your broker isn't on anyone's import list — any CSV/Excel export works.
- You want a wheel tracker that only shows true wheels and handles partial call-aways.
- You want AI that reads your actual book: a portfolio desk read, trade ideas and a chat assistant.
- You like sharing setups or income results with a link.
The bottom line
For a pure statistics-heavy journal across several US accounts, Options Tracker is a solid pick. For an options trading journal centered on wheel cost basis and AI desk analysis, from any brokerage, OptionsHub is built for that. New to the math? Read how to track wheel cost basis, browse the Options Playbook, or see pricing.
Track your wheel without a spreadsheet
Import from any brokerage via CSV/Excel and let OptionsHub keep the adjusted basis right.
Start free