Pinpoint is built for active swing traders who want to stay on top of the market without spending hours researching every day.

If you typically hold positions for several days, weeks, or months, follow a watchlist of stocks, and pay attention to technical levels, options activity, and broader market conditions, you'll probably find a lot to like.

It's especially useful if you have a day job. You enjoy trading and doing your own research, but you can't spend every afternoon watching scanners, reading X threads, and piecing together conflicting signals.

• High-frequency traders who need tick-by-tick data
• Passive buy-and-hold investors who rarely make trading decisions
• Anyone looking for a service that simply tells them what to buy

Pinpoint helps you stay informed, recognize opportunities, and manage your trading theses. The decisions are yours.

The daily briefing is where most subscribers start, but there's an entire research platform behind it.

Every weekday evening, Pinpoint delivers a market-wide analysis alongside personalized coverage of up to 15 stocks or ETFs on your watchlist. You get the important developments, directional assessments, key levels, and what changed since previous sessions.

When something deserves a closer look, you have a full suite of research tools:

• Signal Lab: Explore market conditions, historical trends, options positioning, and the evidence behind our analysis.
• Flow Radar: Discover noteworthy options activity through curated scanners that prioritize potentially meaningful transactions over raw trade volume.
• Intraday: Four scheduled market check-ins highlighting developing options activity, market conditions, and 0DTE positioning.
• Sector Rotation: Follow changes in sector leadership, relative strength, and where market participation is expanding or weakening.
• Level Map: Explore significant options positioning, open-interest concentrations, and important price levels.
• Options Monitoring: Track specific options contracts, monitor open interest and unusual activity, and configure supported alerts.
• Position Tracker: Plan trades, record entries and exits, track targets and stops, and follow your thesis as conditions change.

There's also a Weekly Lookback every Sunday, where we revisit the previous week's calls and evaluate what held up and what didn't.

The daily brief is designed to save you time. The dashboards give you the depth to investigate the things that catch your attention.

You can spend ten minutes with Pinpoint or an entire afternoon. It's up to you.

There are some excellent options scanners on the market. We've used many of them ourselves.

Their strength is giving you access to enormous amounts of trading data, often with hundreds of ways to filter, sort, and explore it.

But that's also what frustrated us.

We found ourselves juggling multiple scanners, charts, X threads, and financial news sources, spending hours trying to determine which signals were meaningful and what they suggested about the broader market.

We wanted the research, not another pile of data to research.

That's the problem we built Pinpoint to solve.

1. Ingest market activity.
2. Filter statistically insignificant transactions.
3. Compare signals against historical patterns.
4. Evaluate them alongside price action, options positioning, and broader market conditions.
5. Turn that evidence into analysis covering the market and the stocks you follow.

We have curated scanners and dashboards too, but we've deliberately prioritized interpretation and context over offering thousands of filters.

If you're looking for a one-to-one replacement for every feature in a professional options terminal, Pinpoint may not be what you need.

If you'd rather open your research platform and find that much of the analytical work has already been done, you're in the right place.

Answering those questions usually means jumping between several tools and reviewing activity from previous sessions.

Pinpoint does much of that work automatically.

We analyze options flow, price action, positioning, historical patterns, and market conditions to identify developing setups and explain the evidence behind them.

Each analysis highlights:

• The directional lean
• Relevant support and resistance levels
• The conditions that would strengthen or invalidate the thesis

We also maintain context across sessions.

If a bullish setup starts deteriorating, we want you to know what's changed and why. If an important level holds and supporting evidence strengthens, that deserves attention too.

The goal is to help you spend less time hunting through data and more time evaluating opportunities, managing risk, and making informed trading decisions.

Pinpoint provides trading research and market analysis, rather than personalized buy or sell recommendations.

We examine what happened across the broader market and the stocks you follow, compare that activity with previous sessions, and assess what the available evidence suggests.

That includes directional assessments, emerging setups, changes in options positioning, and key support and resistance levels.

You get the reasoning, the supporting evidence, and the conditions worth watching.

We don't decide whether you should enter that trade, how much capital to commit, or when to exit your position. Those decisions depend on your own strategy, risk tolerance, and circumstances.

Our job is to make sure you have a well-researched picture of the market before making them.

Pinpoint combines traditional quantitative analysis with modern language models, with a deliberate separation between the two.

The result combines the consistency of deterministic analysis with the ability to interpret complex, sometimes conflicting market information.

AI interpretations can still be imperfect, which is why we continue testing, evaluating, and refining the analytical process.

We can identify activity consistent with institutional-sized trading and analyze what it may suggest. But market data doesn't always reveal who placed a trade or why.

We account for these limitations in our analysis.

Pinpoint examines transaction characteristics, options positioning, open interest, historical activity, price behavior, and other supporting evidence to assess whether something unusual or potentially meaningful is developing.

We also evaluate how signals compare with each stock's own trading history. An unusually large transaction in one stock might be perfectly ordinary in another.

When the evidence supports a bullish or bearish interpretation, we'll explain the reasoning. When it doesn't, we'll say so.

We'd rather give you an honest mixed assessment than manufacture conviction that the data doesn't support.

Understanding what market activity suggests is valuable. Pretending to know every institution's intentions isn't.

Not at all. We specifically designed Pinpoint for people who can't spend the entire trading session glued to a screen.

Our primary analysis runs after the market closes, incorporating the completed session alongside relevant historical context. Paid subscribers receive their evening briefing on weekdays, typically by 6 PM ET.

That means you can finish work, open your inbox, and get caught up on the market and your watchlist in roughly ten minutes.

If you prefer to check in during the day, our Intraday features provide four scheduled updates highlighting developing market conditions and noteworthy options activity.

The dashboards also let you explore historical signals, monitor options contracts, examine sector rotation, and track your positions whenever it's convenient.

Different datasets have different update schedules. For example, options open interest is generally updated daily rather than continuously throughout the session.

Pinpoint isn't designed to replace a real-time execution terminal. It's designed to help you understand what matters without requiring you to watch every trade as it happens.

We track our calls and evaluate what happened afterward, including the ones that didn't work out.

Every Sunday, our Weekly Lookback revisits the previous week's analysis and examines how individual setups and market assessments developed.

We look at whether:

• Important levels held
• Anticipated moves materialized
• The conditions supporting or invalidating a thesis were met

We're also developing and refining systematic evaluations for our quantitative signals, including how they perform across different market conditions and time horizons.

We believe good market research should be accountable to what happens next.

Some assessments will be right. Others won't. Sometimes the most useful conclusion is that the evidence doesn't support a confident directional call.

We want subscribers to understand the reasoning behind our analysis, see how it evolves, and make their own judgments about its usefulness.

Historical results are not guarantees of future performance.

Yes. Every new account can try Full Access free for 7 days, and the free plan stays free.

No long-term commitment. Cancel your monthly subscription anytime.

Start with the trial or the free plan, explore the analysis, and decide whether Pinpoint fits your trading process.

You get 7 days of Full Access from the moment you start. Your account shows the exact end time in Eastern Time.

• Start before the evening brief goes out and that evening's brief covers your tickers. Start after it and tonight's brief is ready to read in the app straight away.
• There's no card on file. Nothing is charged when it ends.
• A day before it ends we email you what stays on Free and what pauses.
• When it ends your account moves to Free on its own: the Monday, Wednesday and Friday brief on four preset stocks plus one you choose.
• Nothing is deleted when it ends. Anything over the free limits is paused. Subscribe within 30 days and your monitors and extra tickers come back exactly as they were; after that they are removed. Tracked trades are never removed: they stay paused until you subscribe.
• One trial per person. You can move to Full Access at any time, during the trial or after.

Pinpoint publishes market research about the tickers you choose. It is not investment advice and does not recommend buying or selling any security.