GammVault

GammVault targets retail options traders who have historically been locked out of institutional-grade data — unusual sweep detection, real-time gamma exposure mapping, and multi-leg strategy recommendations with live urgency scoring. The core workflow runs from signal to decision to execution: the platform scans for large sweeps and unusual flow, calculates gamma exposure to identify pinning and breakout levels, recommends strategy structures, and then — through an AI Trade Assistant — can execute those trades autonomously while staying inside risk guardrails you define. Every execution step is logged to an audit trail, so you can review exactly what the agent did and why.

The gamma exposure layer is where the tool differentiates itself from standard flow screeners. Rather than just flagging that a large order hit the tape, the platform maps aggregate dealer positioning to surface levels where pinning or breakouts become statistically more likely. That analysis informs both the directional signal and the multi-leg structure the AI recommends, which means you’re not receiving a raw data feed and reverse-engineering it yourself — the tool connects the institutional data logic to the trade structure.

Where the tool fits cleanly: a retail analyst running end-of-day flow reviews, a trader who wants AI-assisted execution with a hard stop built in at the strategy level, or anyone backtesting a flow-based hypothesis before going live. Where it breaks: the free tier allows one analysis per day, so active intraday traders will hit that wall inside the first session and need a paid tier to unlock anything approaching real-time cadence. The platform is cloud-based with no self-hosted deployment path, which is a non-starter for any firm with data residency or compliance requirements that prohibit third-party cloud execution.

The vendor describes the agentic execution as operating under supervision — the AI Trade Assistant acts within user-defined guardrails rather than with full autonomy, and maintains an audit trail throughout. The API is available, which gives technically inclined traders a route to integrate flow signals or execution triggers into external systems, though the docs’ depth on that integration path is not confirmed from available sources.