About NoVo

NoVo was built by a 0DTE options scalper, for 0DTE options scalpers. It started with a simple frustration: the information that actually moves same-day options — where the dealers are positioned, where the tape pins and breaks — was scattered across five screens, expensive terminals, and tools that showed you the map but never let you act on it.

The idea

Options dealers have to hedge as price moves, and that hedging is one of the biggest forces on the intraday tape. Read it right — the net gamma exposure, the flip line, the call and put walls, the expected move — and you can see where the day is likely to stall, where it's likely to run, and where it's pinned. That read is NoVo's core. We compute it live on the three most-traded index ETFs — SPY, QQQ and IWM — and draw it right on a scalping chart.

What makes NoVo different

Every other dealer-positioning tool stops at the map. NoVo doesn't. When you see your level, you trade it in one click, in your own broker, and NoVo manages the exit for you automatically. It's the only tool that fuses the readout and the execution — so the gap between "I see the setup" and "I'm in the trade" is a single tap, not five apps.

What NoVo is — and isn't

NoVo is a tool for a trader making the call, not a robot and not a signal service. You decide every entry. There is no auto-entry, ever, and no "turn on autonomy" toggle — that's a deliberate design choice, not a missing feature. The only thing NoVo automates is the exit: the stop and the take-profit ladder, so the discipline you set is the discipline that fires, instead of a number you talk yourself out of in the moment.

The philosophy

NoVo is a discipline mirror, not a cage. It gives a scalper an edge — the dealer's map — and the speed to act on it, while quietly enforcing the exits that keep you in the game. Trade differently. Trade simply.

Read the founder's fuller story in The Journal, or reach us at general@novo-options.trade.