Read the NIFTY or SENSEX chart.
Choose your index and candle timeframe; check the displayed expiry. Follow how the price moves before comparing it with option-chain activity.

CALLPUTFINDER · WORKSPACE GUIDE
A focused workspace for people who follow NIFTY and SENSEX Calls and Puts. Bring changing option-chain observations together and make your research easier to follow.
CALLPUTFINDER WORKSPACE
Start with the price chart. Compare Call–Put activity and check when the data was recorded. Explore the lines and views below.
Check source time, compare price and inspect the option chain.
Viewing onlyYour chart and option-chain details will appear together.
Calls and Puts. One clear view.
Finding the latest available Call and Put observations.
Price and open interest, compared within the same option contract.
Observed 1m window · |price| ≥ 0.5% · |OI| ≥ 1% & 100 OI units
This preview refreshes every 60 seconds. Scanner rules require observation gaps of 15 seconds or less, so one-minute patterns and alerts are unavailable in this view. Tracking up to 42 nearest-strike contracts from the delivered selected chain; this is not a simultaneous two-index scan.
This preview refreshes every 60 seconds. Scanner rules require observation gaps of 15 seconds or less, so one-minute patterns and alerts are unavailable in this view.
19 CHART LAYERS · 6 VIEWS
Choose a view to learn what it shows. Bring the right information into your NIFTY or SENSEX reading.
See the calculated levels above and below price, then follow how price behaves around them.
WHAT YOU CAN VIEW
Follow six reference paths alongside price. Resistance and support levels help you read price movement; the stop-loss lines are reference levels, not placed stop orders.
Choose your index and candle timeframe; check the displayed expiry. Follow how the price moves before comparing it with option-chain activity.
Bring open interest, volume, support and resistance into the same view. The option-chain calculator shows pressure and imbalance alongside price, making the numbers easier to compare.
Check the date and time before reading any level. Your access determines live or delayed viewing. The observation time always identifies the source session.
UNDERSTAND THE OPTION CHAIN
A practical starting point for reading the workspace.
LTP means Last Traded Price: the price of the most recent trade recorded for an option. It is different from the spot index value. Read Call and Put LTP with the strike, expiry and data time shown in the option chain.
NIFTY and SENSEX are separate markets. First check the selected index, expiry and observation time. Then compare Calls and Puts at the same strike. A view from another expiry or another time describes a different set of contracts.
Open interest describes outstanding contracts; volume describes trading activity during a period. They answer different questions. Use the Call–Put columns alongside price and the observation time. One number on its own does not establish a future price direction.
CallPutFinder brings candles, Call–Put observations, reference lines and pressure views into one workspace. Switch between NIFTY and SENSEX, choose a timeframe and show the layers you want to understand. Reference levels help you read price movement; they are not orders placed with a broker.
CallPutFinder turns option-chain observations into calculated support and resistance levels, bullish and bearish pressure, net direction and imbalance views. Read these outputs beside the price chart to compare both sides of the market. You see the resulting lines and values without working through the calculations yourself. These are analytical views, not guaranteed forecasts or automatic trading orders.
During market hours, this view is delayed by at least 60 minutes. Outside market hours it may show the last available session. Always check its observation time.
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