I have traded options as a retail trader out of Asia for over a decade - through a few full market cycles, a handful of painful assignments, and more rolled positions than I would care to count. My day-to-day is income strategies: covered calls, cash-secured puts, the wheel, and the occasional spread, managed around days-to-expiration and the Greeks rather than gut feel.
The Options Bench started from a simple frustration. Most options calculators are built to rank in search engines, not to answer the question a trader actually has before placing an order. They gloss over the edge cases - in-the-money covered calls, zero-DTE math, what your cost basis really becomes after assignment. So I build the tools I wanted myself: small, fast, free, and correct on the awkward cases.
Everything here is built to be checked. The exact formula behind every calculator is published on How We Calculate, and each one is pinned down by an automated test suite - more than 500 assertions that must pass before any change reaches the live site, with the awkward edge cases (in-the-money positions, zero-DTE math, post-assignment cost basis) covered on purpose. If a number ever looks wrong, tell me and I will check it and fix it.
I am not a financial advisor, and nothing here is advice. I am a trader who codes, sharing the same math I use to size up my own positions.