TradeUI

Stock Screener — Paid

Real-time AI options and stock scanner tracking unusual whales and institutional flow.

Real-time options flow

Overview

TradeUI is a stock screener built around real-time options flow, aimed at intermediate day traders who want to see where large institutional money is positioning before a stock moves. It's not built for casual, buy-and-hold investors; this is a tool for people who actively watch order flow during market hours and want an edge on timing. The whole design centers on speed and visibility into unusual activity as it happens.

TradeUI tracks unusual institutional options activity closely, flagging trades that stand out from normal volume so users can see where conviction is building. It maps broad market sentiment visually, turning flow data into something you can read at a glance instead of parsing a raw trade log line by line. Alerts are highly customizable, letting traders set up real-time notifications around exactly the tickers, sizes, or setups they care about instead of getting flooded with everything at once. The whole scanner is also available as a mobile app, so traders can keep an eye on flow and alerts without being tied to a desktop screen all session.

There are two clear limitations. TradeUI leans heavily toward options rather than pure equity data, so traders who don't trade options will find a chunk of the platform less relevant to them day to day. It can also get overwhelmingly noisy during fast-moving markets, when alert volume spikes right as traders need the clearest signal, which is the worst possible time for a scanner to get loud and cluttered.

Coverage runs through US stocks and options, built for manual day trading rather than automated execution, and it's mobile-friendly though there's no API for building custom integrations. Pricing starts at $67/mo on a paid model with a free trial to test it first. This TradeUI review favors intermediate options and day traders who want real-time flow with heavy customization. Long-term investors and pure equity traders should look elsewhere.

Pros

• Provides excellent tracking of unusual institutional options activity.
• Features clean visual mapping of broad market sentiment.
• Delivers highly customizable real-time alert notifications.

Cons

• Maintains a heavy focus on options rather than pure equity.
• Can become overwhelmingly noisy during fast moving markets.