What's New
v3.6.0Release history and updates for Wheel Strat Tracker.
v3.6.0LatestOct 14, 2026
- Selling part of a stock lot no longer makes the rest of it look cheaper than it is. Your effective cost per share — what the shares really cost after the option premium you've collected — used to jump sharply whenever you sold some shares, because all of the premium got credited to the fewer shares that were left. It now stays where it was, so the shares you keep show the same effective cost they had before the sale. The cost-basis numbers on your Stocks list, each lot's page, and the capital-deployed figures on the dashboard and portal all use the corrected figure. Your realized profit and the loss on the shares you sold were never affected.
v3.5.0Oct 5, 2026
- Brokerage commissions now come out of your profit. Tell the app what your broker charges per contract (Fidelity and Schwab are $0.65) in Settings, and every trade is charged that to open and again to close. Expiring worthless or being assigned costs nothing to close, just like at the broker. Your profit on every page — the dashboard, reports, journal, MTD/YTD totals, and the numbers the other HLF apps pull from here — is now what actually landed in your account, not the pre-fee figure.
- Your history can be re-priced in one click. "Save & apply to existing trades" in Settings recalculates the fees on everything you've already closed and adjusts each trade's profit to match. It's safe to run again after changing the rate — fees are never counted twice.
- See what commissions actually add up to. Settings shows what you've paid to date and what's already sitting on your open positions. The Report tab shows the total for whatever date range you've picked, next to how much of your premium it ate, and your total profit is labeled as net of fees. The CSV export has a Commissions column, and each trade's page shows the fees its profit is net of.
- Adding contracts to a position, and closing part of one, both handle fees properly: new contracts cost a fresh opening commission, and a partly closed position hands the closed contracts their share of the opening fee.
- Admins can now see who's actually using the app. The Admin page shows each user's last login, when they were last active, and when they last entered a trade, sorted by most recent activity, with a one-click filter for anyone inactive 30+ days so stale accounts are easy to find and remove. The portal's Admin page shows last login and last active too.
Every release before the two above.