Stratify is one terminal for the whole trade. A reactive scanner that reads every Strat shape on eight timeframes and tells you the moment one actually triggers. Dealer gamma by strike and expiration, so you know which levels the market makers have to defend. Live options flow, off-exchange prints, insider filings and catalysts. Twenty indicators, drawings and replay on the charts. An AI desk that takes the setups it believes in, with every trade it has made on screen — and a copy bot if you want it in your own brokerage. And a 40-lesson course on the method itself, with every setup drawn as an animated chart, so the board is readable on day one.
And the part nobody else publishes: every setup the scanner has ever printed is graded afterwards and kept, so the track record is a number you can filter — not a claim on a landing page.
Not mock-ups. The site takes these of itself every few hours — the same cards a member is looking at right now, with the time they were taken printed under them.
Hover to hold the strip · click any card to ride the whole page it came from
The Failed 2 is the setup people quote us for. It is one shape of several, on one of eight timeframes, inside one of five layers — and the fifth one teaches you the other four. Every membership unlocks all of it — nothing here is a higher tier.
Failed 2s and double failed 2s, 3-bar reversals, inside bars and coiled ranges, 2U/2D continuations, outside-bar expansions, kickers, hammers and shooters, inside-outside-inside — and PMG runs on every timeframe. Each row carries its signal, its category and what invalidates it.
15m, 30m, 1h and 4h intraday; daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly swings. The whole shape list runs on all eight — monthly and quarterly included, scanned in their own right rather than inherited from the daily — each with its own trigger monitor. The 30m and 1h also flag the opening gapper: a session that opens in a void beyond yesterday's entire range.
Setup strength, live relative volume, full-timeframe continuity and whether it has already triggered — one 0-100 number, and the breakdown behind it.
A setup only reads Triggered when price takes the entry and volume confirms. After that it keeps grading itself live: valid, chasing, behind entry, faked out.
A measured probability of reaching the target, from what this setup type, on this timeframe, at this R:R and this volume, has actually done before.
The strike and expiry that fit the move, priced for a small account, with what the cheap OTM and the safer ITM have done since the break.
A target is a level the chart actually has — a swing the market already turned at — and it has to pay at least 2R from the entry or the lookback widens until one does. A setup whose plan cannot produce a sound target is not published at all, so nothing on the board has a target sitting a few cents from its entry.
Two take-profits laddered ahead of the magnitude target, taken from the structure in between and spaced far enough apart to be worth taking separately. On every setup, on every timeframe, drawn on the chart with the entry and the stop.
Every alert on every timeframe stays in the bell. On the chart you only see the lines for the timeframe you are looking at, so a daily chart is not covered in 15m levels.
Strike × expiration in dollars, and each expiry's own ceiling and floor — a wall that holds looks different from one that feeds a break.
The flip level, the ★ biggest position in the book, call and put walls, and the expected move for the session.
Today's net-gamma line against spot, so you can see the regime change rather than infer it after the fact.
The same board by vanna exposure, open interest or today's volume — and four symbols side by side when you want the whole tape at once.
Live sweep of the chain: volume against open interest, sweeps, blocks and splits, bought-at-ask against sold-at-bid, with conviction on every row.
Open any print: live quote and Greeks, the day's tape, net premium bought vs sold, and the bars by fill side.
The whole chain, filtered to one shape: a single contract taking an unusual amount of premium in one bar. Each one carries the spike that flagged it, what share of its whole day landed in that bar, and whether the scanner already has a setup on the name.
Off-exchange volume at price, per symbol — the weekly FINRA picture and the same-session file, plus the levels drawn on your chart.
SEC Form 4 buys and sells as they post, tied back to the names the scanner is already holding.
This week's reporters with their measured history, the macro calendar, market breadth, and posts that name your tickers the moment they land.
An AI desk that takes the setups it believes in — day trades and swings, the contract, the entry, the exit, the P&L, every one of them on screen.
A copy bot that mirrors the desk in your own brokerage, and a leaderboard where connected members are measured from $0 on the day they connect.
Ask about any symbol and get an answer assembled from this site's own numbers — the scan, the flow, the gamma, the graded history.
OTE, standard-deviation projections and manipulation legs, order blocks, FVG/IFVG, Wyckoff, Elliott, volume profile, VWAP, Ichimoku, MACD, RSI, Bollinger, EMA/SMA, structure and broadening formations — drawings and replay included.
Build your own screen: scanner, chart, flow, gamma and the Agent in panels, side by side, arranged the way you work.
Every setup ever scanned, replayed against the Agent's rules and filterable by setup, timeframe and outcome. The number on the box is auditable.
Seven sections that build in order: how to read a bar, what makes a setup actionable, every signal one at a time, timeframe continuity, magnitude and structure, execution, and the part about trading yourself. It opens as its own page inside the terminal, not a PDF in your downloads.
Every setup is drawn candle by candle as it forms, on the same dark charts the terminal uses — and in both directions, so you learn the F2U and the F2D, the 3-1-2 up and the 3-1-2 down, not just whichever one made the prettier picture.
A lesson ticks itself off once you have actually read it — time on the page, not a click on the title. Progress follows your membership across devices, so you can always see what is left.
Lessons carry the measured numbers behind the rules and the honest limits, and point at the scan that finds that shape right now — so what you just learned is one tap from the live board instead of a theory you have to go hunting for.
A flow scanner, a dealer-positioning terminal, an alerts room and a charting add-on. Public list prices, September 2026 — ranges, because every one of them sells tiers.
One login, one product, and the two things that stack cannot sell you: an AI desk that actually takes the trades in front of you, and a graded record of every setup the scanner has ever printed.
Every plan unlocks everything on this page. The longer terms are cheaper per month — that is the only difference between them.
Screenshots straight from X — and under them, the guide to how the system actually works, so you can judge the method before you pay for it.
Real posts from members on X — the screenshots, in their own words.
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Stratify is a reactive scanner. It never predicts — it waits for the tape to print a trap, confirms the break with real volume and options positioning, and hands you the exact levels. Open a section:
With the email you gave Stripe at checkout — nothing else. There is no password to create: the payment is the verification, and that address is your login on every device from then on. Use one you actually read, and keep the Stripe receipt if you ever forget which it was. Only the owner account keeps a password.
Quotes, triggers, gamma and the flow tape run on live feeds during the session, and the page timestamps what it shows. Where a source is delayed — the free off-exchange print tape, for one — the number says so next to itself rather than pretending otherwise.
An AI desk that trades the site's own signals. It picks the contract, sets the stop and target, and every position it has ever taken stays on screen with its outcome. You can read it, mirror it, or ignore it — but you can always audit it.
It shows setups, the contract that fits them, the levels dealers have to hedge, and what happened the last time this setup printed. It is analysis, not advice, and nothing here is a guarantee — options can lose the whole premium.
Any time, and future billing stops. A term already paid for is non-refundable, which is why the monthly plan exists — start there if you want to look around first.
Yes. Install it from the browser menu and it runs like an app, push alerts included. The scanner, the gamma board, flow and the Agent are all built for one screen.