How am I doing?
One honest number, today and this month against the S&P 500. Not a dashboard.
Home · My moneyErina reads what you own every morning and tells you in one line whether anything needs you. When something does, it explains why a stock moved, what's coming up, and what your choices are — with the numbers, in plain English. Ten minutes, not a screen all day. It never trades.
About a minute to add your positions · 30-day trial, no card · no broker login
Most days the honest answer is "nothing needs you". Saying that clearly, with the number that proves it, is the product. A wall of alerts is the opposite of the product.
One honest number, today and this month against the S&P 500. Not a dashboard.
Home · My moneyMost days: no, and Erina says so in one line. When something needs you, it's a sentence with a verb.
HomeHow much was the market, the sector, or the company itself — with the story that explains it.
Home · StocksEarnings on what you hold, ex-dividend dates, a Fed day. Only your calendar, ten days out.
HomeOne stock too big. Cash sitting idle. Said plainly, before it grows into a problem.
My moneyFive more — buy, sell or hold; keeping more after tax; earning a bit extra; any stock in plain English; and whether you can trust it — are below. All ten →
A job, a family, a portfolio you actually care about — and ten minutes a day, not a screen you can watch. Erina reads your positions for you, tells you when something needs a decision, and lays out the choices with the numbers. Better decisions, not more trades.
What a good week looks like: five one-line answers, one or two decisions with the numbers attached, and the rest of the time yours.
One stock too big. Cash sitting idle. Losses that could lower your taxes. Winners worth protecting. Earnings inside two weeks. Each row appears only when it's true of your book, in words, with the number.
"A stock I own is up a lot. Sell some, protect it, or hold?" Pick the question. Erina gathers what it needs from your positions, does the work, and shows the reasoning with the numbers attached. Anything that spends credits is marked "uses AI".
Not one stock — but one sector, yes. JPM is your biggest position at 14% of your money, which is inside the 20% line most people keep. Technology is the thing to watch: seven of your twelve names sit there, 41% of the total.
A reasonable limit for someone with a twelve-name book is about 20% in any single stock and roughly a third in any sector. You're fine on the first, over on the second — by about $40k.
Simple is the default for everyone. Flip the toggle in the top bar and the same account opens the command desk: a ranked queue, agents with thresholds you set, the options desk, backtests and scans. Every plan gets both views; the toggle is never a dead end.
Erina isn't connected to your broker. Every verb opens something inside Erina: compare, draft, review, read. Orders are placed at your broker, by you.
No positions yet? Every screen is tagged 'on the sample' until yours are in, so a demo is never mistaken for your money.
The Simple pages are arithmetic on your positions. Erina spends credits only when you ask her something or press a button marked "uses AI", and every call is listed with what it used.
Erina generates research and structures choices from public data. It is not a registered investment adviser, and every AI answer carries that line.
Screenshot your broker's positions page and drop it in, or paste the rows as text. Erina reads tickers, share counts and cost. No card, no broker login.
Every position is shown back to you, editable, with an optional cash balance. Nothing is saved until you say so, and positions stay private.
One line for how you're doing, a short list of anything worth knowing, and what's coming up on your holdings. Every number here is arithmetic, not a model.
Not ready to add positions? Everything works the same way on a sample book, tagged as one, until yours is in.
Where the trial lands if you don't pick a plan. Look up any stock, the calendars and the sample portfolios — positions and AI need a plan.
Your positions, the daily read, the four decision workflows and Ask Erina, all on your own money.
Adds the options desk — unusual flow and AI-designed multi-leg trades.
For people who model before they trade. Backtesting and market-wide scans.
Every new account starts with a 30-day trial of the Solo surfaces, no card. After it, the account drops to Free — lookups and research, without positions or AI — until you pick a plan. Yearly is ten months. Full comparison →
No card. Every new account starts on a 30-day trial with the Solo surfaces unlocked: add your positions, then Home, My money, Stocks, Ask Erina and all ten questions under Do something on your own money. Flip to Advanced and the same trial opens Today's queue, three agents on the desk, the four decision workflows and watchlists. The trial carries no AI credits, so the steps that read with a model run on the sample book until a plan is active. When the trial ends the account drops to Free — lookups and calendars, without positions or AI — until you pick a plan. Nothing is deleted.
It's the first screen, because everything useful follows from it — and it takes about a minute. Screenshot your broker's positions page and drop it in, paste the rows, upload a CSV or type them; every row is shown back to you before it's saved. If you'd rather look around first, there's a sample book one click away, tagged as a sample on every screen, and everything works the same way on it.
No. Erina isn't connected to your broker and has no way to execute anything. Every verb in the app opens something inside Erina — compare the choices, see how, draft a plan — and choosing one saves it as a tracked recommendation. The order itself is always yours to place, wherever you already trade.
Each paid plan includes a monthly pool. Credits are drawn by what the model actually reads and writes on each run, so there's no flat price per question — a short question costs less than a long workflow — and every call is listed with what it used on the AI activity page. Asking Erina a question, the AI steps inside Do something and the four workflows, and the handful of agents that read with a model draw from it. The Simple pages — Home, My money, Stocks — spend nothing: every number there is deterministic. Neither do imports, ticker lookups, charts, calendars or Today's queue.
About a minute, no card, no broker login. A first read in seconds, a plain-English answer every morning after that.
No credit card · 30-day trial of the Solo surfaces · about a minute to add your positions · never trades