What is Interval Flow?
Interval Flow is another iteration of the Options Flow Tool.
Options Interval Flow
In this case, the orders for any given options chain are aggregated over a period of time; you can choose your own time window between 5 minutes, 10 minutes, and 30 minutes. All the filter capabilities of the main Flow Tool are also available on Interval Flow, so you can still fully personalize what types of orders hit your feed. You can get a more in depth explanation of Interval Flow as well as how to build filters by reading this article and by watching this video.
Ticker Interval Flow
The Ticker Interval Flow functions on the same filtration system as the Contract Interval Flow. However, Ticker Interval Flow offers a consolidated view of all options activity for a specific ticker within a 5 minute time interval. Instead of showing each individual contract separately, this tool rolls up all the options trades for that ticker within the selected time window, giving you a broader sense of activity across the entire chain.
This is different from the standard Interval Flow feed, which focuses on contract-level activity within that time frame. Ticker Interval Flow, on the other hand, looks at the bigger picture—aggregating all trades for a ticker during that time frame. This makes it easier to spot concentrated bursts of overall activity on a name, rather than having to piece it together one contract at a time.
The feed is organized by ticker; on the left hand side of each ticker is a drop down button. Clicking that button will pop open the contracts in question, meeting the set filters, in that 5 minute interval. Pictured below, we've done this with $NVDA.
You can learn how to build interval flow alerts in this article, and how to set up custom push notifications in this article.