# Welcome to Option Track

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**Our knowledge-base is here to help you quickly get answers to some basic questions. But don't forget that Option Track supports a built-in messaging system that allows you to reach out to our team members and other traders on Option Track!**
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## What is Option Track?

Welcome! We're thrilled you're here. 💛

Option Track is the companion you've always wished for but couldn't find anywhere—until now. As option traders ourselves, we created Option Track to streamline how we monitor the performance of each trade.

Before Option Track, we relied on Google Sheets to assess whether our rolls were yielding profits or losses over time. However, after a few trades, updating the spreadsheet consumed countless hours each week. Deciphering our own spreadsheets became a real challenge. We knew this wasn't the optimal method for managing a cash-based options trading portfolio.

With Option Track, both you and us can effortlessly track all our trades, whether they're open or closed. We can now easily gauge the returns on each roll and determine the ideal strike price to close our positions.

## Quick links

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[what-we-do](https://docs.optiontrack.io/overview/what-we-do)
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[our-features](https://docs.optiontrack.io/overview/our-features)
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## Get Started

We've put together some helpful guides for you to get setup with our product quickly and easily.

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[getting-set-up](https://docs.optiontrack.io/fundamentals/getting-set-up)
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[creating-an-account](https://docs.optiontrack.io/fundamentals/getting-set-up/creating-an-account)
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[inviting-members](https://docs.optiontrack.io/fundamentals/getting-set-up/inviting-members)
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