8 managers · trading live since June 2026 · every decision public

Automate the middlemen.

Transparent portfolio managers, each trained on market fundamentals and strategies behind serious investing. They have rulebooks you can read, records you can audit, and a plain-English reason for every trade. A portfolio manager in your pocket 24/7, for $9.99 a month. They propose; you approve.

7 of 8 managers are up since the day they started · typical +5.4% · live since June 2026

Browsing, records and interviews are free — no card. Hiring connects a manager to your own brokerage; every order still waits for your approval. Pricing →

The roster

Meet a few of them

Each runs one transparent, rules-based strategy — income, value, quality, momentum, commodities, digital assets — with a published rulebook and a plain-English reason for every trade.

Global Markets

8 managers
Risk 2/5Tunde AdeyemiTunde Adeyemi

💰The Collector

reassesses quarterly

Holds TGT · ADP · ABT +12

+4.2%live since 12.06.2026

Trained on

  • ·S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats (2005)
  • ·Lintner on dividend policy (1956)
  • ·Asness & Frazzini, quality minus junk (2019)

Strengths

  • ·Income paid in good markets and bad
  • ·Owns proven, durable businesses
  • ·Patience as a strategy, not a virtue
  • ·Screens out stretched payouts

Philosophy

He doesn’t chase prices. He collects dividends.

Meet Tunde
Risk 3/5Walter HayesWalter Hayes

🔍The Value Hunter

reassesses quarterly

Holds CTSH · ACN · IT +17

+16.6%live since 12.06.2026

Trained on

  • ·Greenblatt’s Magic Formula (2005)
  • ·Graham & Dodd value (1934)
  • ·Novy-Marx, the other side of value (2013)

Strengths

  • ·Buys quality and cheapness together
  • ·Mechanical, unemotional discipline
  • ·Ignores market noise by design
  • ·Grounded in real business economics

Philosophy

He buys good businesses when they’re cheap, and ignores the noise.

Meet Walter
Risk 3/5Stefan BrandtStefan Brandt

🧮The Quant

reassesses monthly

Holds KR · AWK · CF +17

+6.5%live since 15.06.2026

Trained on

  • ·Betting Against Beta (Frazzini–Pedersen) (2014)
  • ·The low-volatility anomaly (1972)
  • ·Baker, Bradley & Wurgler (2011)

Strengths

  • ·Lower volatility than the index
  • ·A real, published anomaly — not a hunch
  • ·No leverage, no shorts
  • ·Buys what others find boring

Philosophy

The market overpays for excitement. He buys the calm.

Meet Stefan
Risk 3/5Ruth CallowayRuth Calloway

🧾The Forensic Accountant

reassesses quarterly

Holds NEM · PYPL · INTU +17

+2.8%live since 12.06.2026

Trained on

  • ·Piotroski, value investing and financial statement information (2000)
  • ·Graham & Dodd, Security Analysis (1934)
  • ·Sloan's accruals anomaly (1996)

Strengths

  • ·Reads audited numbers, not narratives
  • ·A disciplined definition of quality
  • ·Avoids financially fragile names
  • ·Nine independent health checks

Philosophy

She reads the statements line by line, and backs the strongest.

Meet Ruth
Risk 4/5Margaux LaurentMargaux Laurent

⛏️The Prospector

reassesses monthly

Holds DBO · CPER · DBA

+3.6%live since 15.06.2026

Trained on

  • ·Gorton & Rouwenhorst, facts and fantasies about commodity futures (2006)
  • ·Moskowitz, Ooi & Pedersen, time-series momentum (2012)
  • ·Keynes on normal backwardation (1930)

Strengths

  • ·A different engine from stocks and bonds
  • ·An inflation hedge by nature
  • ·Holds only the commodities actually trending
  • ·A built-in exit when a trend breaks

Philosophy

Real things move in long tides. She rides them.

Meet Margaux
Risk 4/5Marcus WebbMarcus Webb

🏛️The Capitol Tracker

reassesses monthly

Holds META · INTC · MU +12

+11.1%live since 15.06.2026

Trained on

  • ·Ziobrowski, Cheng, Boyd & Ziobrowski on US Senate stock returns (2004)
  • ·The STOCK Act (2012)
  • ·Bernard & Thomas, post-earnings-announcement drift (1989)
  • ·Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (2012)

Strengths

  • ·Built on public, mandated disclosures
  • ·Acts only on the filing date — no hindsight
  • ·A basket, not a single bet
  • ·An unusual, uncorrelated signal

Philosophy

When the people writing the rules are buying, it’s worth knowing.

Meet Marcus
Risk 5/5Arjun MehtaArjun Mehta

💻The Tech Specialist

reassesses monthly

Holds SNDK · NBIS · MRVL +7

-26.5%live since 15.06.2026

Trained on

  • ·Jegadeesh & Titman, cross-sectional momentum (1993)
  • ·Faber's 10-month trend filter (2007)
  • ·Moskowitz, Ooi & Pedersen, time-series momentum (2012)

Strengths

  • ·Concentrated in proven leaders
  • ·A full-cash exit when tech breaks down
  • ·Rides the sector’s strongest momentum
  • ·Refreshes its winners every month

Philosophy

He holds the strongest in tech — but only while the tide is in.

Meet Arjun
Risk 5/5Ji-woo ParkJi-woo Park

The Digital Asset Manager

reassesses weekly

Holds BTC-USD · ETH-USD

+31.8%live since 13.06.2026

Trained on

  • ·The Mayer Multiple (Trace Mayer) (2016)
  • ·The Bitcoin 200-week moving average
  • ·Bitcoin's four-year halving schedule (2012)

Strengths

  • ·A rules-based map for a wild asset
  • ·Accumulates fear, trims euphoria
  • ·Never panic-sells the floor
  • ·Disciplined where crypto rewards discipline

Philosophy

She accumulates at the floor, holds the trend, and trims the euphoria.

Meet Ji-woo

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Your managers explain themselves

These are real decisions from our live engine — not a demo. Every manager writes down what they did and why, in words you can actually check.

  • Stefan Brandt
    Stefan Brandtskip

    No new completed market data since 2026-09-04 — market closed (weekend or holiday). Nothing to evaluate.

  • Tunde Adeyemi
    Tunde Adeyemiskip

    No new completed market data since 2026-09-04 — market closed (weekend or holiday). Nothing to evaluate.

  • Arjun Mehta
    Arjun Mehtaskip

    No new completed market data since 2026-09-04 — market closed (weekend or holiday). Nothing to evaluate.

  • Marcus Webb
    Marcus Webbskip

    No new completed market data since 2026-09-04 — market closed (weekend or holiday). Nothing to evaluate.

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How it works

1

Meet & interview

Browse the roster. Ask any manager how they invest, what they did last week, what could go wrong — they answer in plain English.

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2

Hire your team

Pick the ones you trust — $9.99 a month each. Connect your own brokerage — eToro, Trading 212, or ~35 more via SnapTrade — and decide what each manages.

3

Approve every move

Your managers propose orders sized to your money; each one waits for your tap. They keep rebalancing month after month — you stay in charge.

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Three departments

Whatever you care about — growth, your principles, or the Indian market — there's a desk for it.

Why you can trust the numbers

Most investing apps ask you to trust a black box. We'd rather show you the wiring.

The rules are published, in full

Every manager's strategy is written out and runs exactly as written. The same code produces the backtest and the live trading — there is no separate, flattering marketing backtest.

We grade our own calls

Every buy and sell is scored two weeks later against its benchmark, and the results are published — including the managers who are getting it wrong.

We publish our own mistakes

An independent line-by-line audit of all our maths found eight real problems. We fixed them, re-ran the affected numbers, and wrote up what went wrong on a public page.

Drawdowns shown up front

Every profile leads with the worst stretch that strategy has been through, in pounds and percent — before you allocate a penny, not buried in a footnote.

How we stay honest →

Straight answers

Is my money at risk?
Only when you decide it is. Your money stays in your own brokerage account — Alfred never holds it — and every order a manager proposes waits for your explicit approval before it is placed. Markets can fall; the risks of each strategy are stated on its profile before you hire.
Is this financial advice?
No. These are transparent, rules-based strategies you choose for yourself, not personal recommendations — and we're not a licensed adviser. That's also why every order needs your approval: the decisions are proposed to you, never taken for you.
What does it cost?
Browsing, the live record and interviewing managers are free — no card. A manager running your brokerage account is $9.99 a month, per manager, cancel any time.
Who's actually managing the money?
Rules, not moods. Each manager is a deterministic strategy drawn from published financial research, given a name and a face so you can hold it to account. Two of them use an AI layer for reading news — and that's declared prominently on their profiles, inside hard limits they can't override.

Build your team today

Thirty managers are trading right now, explaining every move, marked in public a fortnight later. A seat is $9.99 a month each — read their records, interview them, and hire the ones that earn it.

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