Options Log is a personal options trading ledger from Hai Yields.
What Options Log does
Options Log is a web application for keeping a record of options trades and weekly trading goals. It is a record-keeping tool, not a broker. It does not place trades, connect to a brokerage to trade, or give investment, tax, or financial advice.
You can use Options Log to:
Set weekly goalsAllocate capital by ticker, set expense and profit targets, and see daily and weekly premium goals.
Log fillsRecord option opens and closes (puts, calls, spreads, contracts, and premium) as they happen, and edit a fill if you entered it wrong.
Save trade historyPaste Robinhood order details into monthly spreadsheet tabs, browse entries, and view week-by-week analytics.
Track daily progressCompare today’s premium and open contracts to your daily goal for each ticker.
Your ledger lives in a Google Sheet that you own and can edit. Options Log reads and writes that Sheet from your browser. We do not keep a copy of your trades on our servers.
Why Options Log requests Google user data
Options Log asks you to sign in with Google so it can identify your account and save your ledger to a spreadsheet you choose. When you sign in, Options Log requests only:
Your Google email address (userinfo.email), so the app can show which account is signed in.
Google Sheets access (https://www.googleapis.com/auth/spreadsheets), so the app can create monthly tabs and read or write rows in the Google Sheet you connect. That includes goals, quick-entry fills, and detailed options trades.
Options Log does not request Gmail, Drive file listing, Calendar, or contacts. It does not browse your Google Drive. You paste the Sheet ID or URL yourself in Settings. Google user data is used only to provide these Options Log features, is not sold, is not used for advertising, and is not shared with other apps. See the Options Log Privacy Policy for how data is accessed, stored, and revoked.
This page is public. You do not need to sign in to read what Options Log is or how it uses Google user data. Sign in with Google only when you are ready to connect your Sheet.
Your Google login is kept on this device for 7 days. Sign out to clear it. How Options Log uses Google user data: Privacy Policy.
Connect your sheet
Paste the Google Sheet you want to write to. You must be able to edit it with the Gmail account you just used.
Quick entry
Opens are a credit. Closes are a debit — enter the cost and it is stored as a negative premium. Open subtracts expense; close adds it.
Daily progress
ticker
open
progress
daily goal
put
call
Saved weeks
Past goal weeks. Open a week to compare goal premium with actual premium from detailed options.
New trade
Paste Robinhood order details. Each order is saved to a tab named like August detailed options 2026.
Entries
ticker
type
premium
open date
expiration
sell strike
buy strike
quantity
Analytics
Weeks are consecutive trade days. A gap of 2 or more days starts a new week. Current week is open.
Current goal
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ticker
contracts
daily
weekly
Each DTE and structure has its own contract goals — for example 20 SPY 0DTE spreads / day and 5 SPY collateralized 30DTE / month. Tickers from other slots show as read only. Spreads use width × 100 for capital math; collateralized skips width and uses $100 per contract. Goals copy forward when a new period starts.
Ticker allocation 0% of 100%
All goals
0DTE/1DTE goals are set by week. 5DTE also uses weeks, 30DTE uses months, and Custom lets you set dates. Spreads and collateralized each have their own contract counts; collateralized does not use spread width.
Today’s trades
Tap Edit to change a fill. Changes write back to your Sheet.