Features
Tools that work your way, and leave the decisions to you
A bot of your own, the whole picture of how it is doing, and a place to practise. Pick one to try it right here.
A bot that works your way, and asks before it acts
A copy of our working bot, set up from your choices. It reads the market every day, explains each idea in plain words, and waits for your yes.
Try it: a plan waiting for you
Add to your world shares fund
Three of four signals point up. Your drift band says the fund is under its target.
Silent signals count against it, and it never reaches 100%.
Illustrative example with made-up figures. Approving here only shows what the real bot does: nothing is sent anywhere.
27 features. Tap a card to turn it over.
In every bot
Add-ons: pick only what you want
Running and updating your bot
You stay in control, whichever you use
You approve every plan
Nothing happens without your yes, unless you switch automatic paper trading on yourself.
Practice first
Everything starts on simulated trading with real prices, for as long as you like.
Hard limits, in code
Caps, minimum holding times and fee checks. Live trading is refused until you allow it.
Never your money
We never hold funds, place trades for you or ask for your brokerage login.
Want every detail?
The complete list, with every feature, what it costs and where to try it. You can also pick your goal and we'll light up what fits.
What brings you here?
Pick one. We'll light up what fits and show you a short way through the site.
Your own bot
Your own copy of our working bot, set up from your choices. It analyses, explains every idea and leaves every decision to you. We never hold trading authority or touch your money.
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Bot add-ons
Pick only what you want; the price of your bot follows what you pick. Each one can be switched on or off later in the bot's settings, like every other choice you make in the blueprint.
Running and updating your bot
Optional services around the bot.
Next: Free for everyone ↓
Free for everyone
No payment needed.
