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Press kit

Everything needed to write about Options Sniper without emailing first. Quote any of it. Images on this page may be used with credit.

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Options Sniper is a desktop trading terminal for Windows and macOS that automates one short‑dated options entry per session: it researches before the bell, watches the opening range, and works a laddered limit order into the first confirmed move off the low, taking partial profit at a first target and trailing the remainder. It is free, and the full source is published on 30 October 2026. Unusually for the category it ships with no strategy parameters at all — the engine refuses to read a value that has not been set rather than supplying a default — so a user either configures all fifty‑one parameters themselves or licenses a parameter set. It publishes no win rate and promises no return.

Fact sheet

• Product — Options Sniper, version 2.2
• Platforms — Windows, macOS (Apple Silicon)
• Price — free
• Early access — 2 October 2026
• Open source — 30 October 2026
• Paid component — N‑T PRO Logic Pack, a licensed parameter set, capped at 50 concurrent licences
• Built by — André Charles (also known as 6xrpse), South Bay, Los Angeles
• Companies — TradeRoom EDU (education, the app) and No‑Think Technologies (software)
• Requires — a Webull account, API keys, and real‑time options market data on a non‑display agreement

Three angles that are actually stories

Offered because they are arguments rather than announcements, and because each is checkable.

1. Most open-source trading backtests are circular. This one's own backtester had to be rebuilt in September 2026 after it was found to calibrate its noise model against a win rate supplied on the command line — it could only ever return the number it was given. The earlier results were discarded and the reasoning is published. The write-up.
2. A trading product that refuses to publish a win rate. In a category built on screenshots, the stated position is that a synthetic‑tick backtester is a fair instrument for comparing settings and a worthless one for claiming an edge. The position.
3. Shipping software with no defaults, on purpose. Every strategy value is empty on install and the engine refuses to substitute one, on the argument that a default is a recommendation nobody chose. The user configures fifty‑one parameters or licenses a set.

Founder

André Charles — options trader and software builder from the South Bay, Los Angeles. Creator of Options Sniper, founder of TradeRoom EDU. Also known as 6xrpse. Wikidata: Q141620706. Full profile and photographs.

Not to be confused with the recording artist CXRPSE, a different person with a similar‑sounding name.

Images

Usable with credit to TradeRoom EDU. Portrait: 6xrpse.jpg (400×400). Further photographs and the rifle‑panel interface renders are on the profile page; ask for higher resolutions or specific screenshots and they will be sent the same day.

What we will not supply

Performance figures, an equity curve, or a projected return. Not reluctance — there is no number that would survive scrutiny, and supplying one would contradict the product's own stated position. Happy to talk at length about method, architecture and what the software refuses to do.

Contact

admin@traderoomedu.com — replies the same day. Interviews, a walkthrough of the app, or a look at the source ahead of the 30 October release are all available on request.