Three steps. Then she's watching.
Under a minute to start, no card, nothing changes at your broker.
Show her your book.
Paste a screenshot of your positions page, type your positions in, or, on Pro, connect your brokerage through a read-only link (Schwab, Fidelity, Robinhood and more). It takes under a minute, and nothing changes at your broker.
About a minute, and nothing changes at your broker
Everything I do starts with your book. Add it, and my agents start reading it on your own names. Then I'll show you what they found.
Here's what I'd watch first on this book. These agents already have something to say.
Positions past your size line
| Ticker | % of book | Value |
|---|---|---|
| GOOGL | 31.8% | $443,053 |
At 30%+ of the book, a single-name drawdown hurts. Decide whether the reward for keeping the whole position still beats a partial trim to bring it back inside the line.
She suggests the agents your book needs.
She runs every agent that fits what you own and walks you through the ones that found something: what it watches, why it was picked, what it found, and one number to confirm. Tap Next, and it stays on your book with your line.
The built-in agents report into seven buckets. Describe your own in a sentence, and she reads it back before it runs.
She watches, and speaks when something changes.
The thread opens with the brief, and the same brief lands in your inbox. Most days it says that nothing needs you. When a number crosses your line, you get one line with the number and what you can do about it.
Whenever AI is involved, the model gets your positions and the question, never who you are.
Book −2.2% Friday. 49% of it is PLTR.
Everything you're about to see runs on your book from the first minute. Nothing is billed during the trial, and there is no card to enter.
Show her your book. She'll take it from there.
A screenshot of your positions page, about a minute. Her agents read it on your own names and she speaks when something changes.
Solo trial · 14 days · nothing billed, no card · Never trades · not advice