Wheel finder.
I built this for myself with Claude, an AI, and figured you might find it useful too. Connect your Robinhood account, pick a watchlist or your positions, and it shows the puts worth selling to buy a stock cheaper and, if you own 100 shares, the calls worth selling against them. Your positions and quotes go straight from Robinhood to this tab. Only the sign-in and its renewals pass through a small relay on cheapputs.com that stores nothing. The wheel finder never places trades. See a real example or read how it works.
- 1 Sell a put
- 2 Get assigned, own the shares
- 3 Sell calls on them
- 4 Get called away, start again
You need a Robinhood agentic account, a separate account you open once in the Robinhood app. Approving opens Robinhood in a new window. The connection lasts until you close this tab.
Don’t have Robinhood yet? Sign up with my referral link ↗ and we both get a bonus from Robinhood. Full disclosure: I get rewarded if you use it. The wheel finder works the same either way.
Robinhood only sends approvals back to localhost, so after you tap Allow the Robinhood window ends on a page that won’t load. Copy that page’s address from the address bar and paste it here straight away: the code in it lasts under a minute.
Not a recommendation, and not financial advice. Selling a put obliges you to buy 100 shares at the strike if assigned, so it needs that much cash set aside. Selling a call caps your gains above the strike. Prices are live quotes at the bid; you may get filled for less.