AI-driven portfolio automation
Every portfolio here has a multi-year published record, shown beside its benchmark — nothing cherry-picked, no window hidden, no leverage. Follow one and your own brokerage account executes every change automatically — sized to your money, inside limits you set.
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The portfolios
Each portfolio is a list of holdings and weights with a date attached. When it changes, every follower's instance is told, sizes the change against their own account, and executes it. Holdings are shown to subscribers; the shape of each book is shown to everyone.
Custody and liquidity
This is not a fund, and the difference is not a technicality. You are not buying units in something we hold — you are holding shares, in your own brokerage account, that you can sell without telling us. Everything below is a consequence of that one fact.
A managed fund
AutoPortfolios
Who holds the assets
The manager's vehicle. Your money is inside it.
Your own brokerage account, in your own name. We never hold your cash or your securities.
Getting your money out
A redemption request, a notice period, a dealing day — and a gate if too many people ask at once.
Sell it yourself, any time the market is open. There is nothing to redeem and nobody to ask.
What you actually own
Units in a pool. You cannot point at a single share.
The shares themselves — listed, liquid, and already registered to you.
Borrowing against it
Not possible. Units in someone else's fund are not collateral you control.
Instant liquidity: your broker will lend you up to 85% of your portfolio's value without selling a single share.
Stopping it
Ask, then wait for the next window.
A switch you own, effective at once. Pausing stops new orders — it never liquidates what you already hold.
If you stop paying
You redeem, and leave with cash and a tax event.
You keep every position, untouched. The automation stops; the portfolio is still yours.
The portfolios themselves never borrow. They hold listed shares and ETFs only — nothing illiquid, no derivatives, and no short positions unless you switch shorting on yourself. Your account's borrowing power is yours, to use or to ignore.
Interactive Brokers is supported today. Schwab, Alpaca and Webull are next — any broker whose API lets your own instance place an order with your permission.
Create your account →Compound projection
Records of different lengths are hard to compare — one portfolio has fifteen years, another has four and a better rate. So pick a portfolio and a number of years. Every year the portfolio has actually published uses its real return for that year; only years beyond the end of its record are assumed, at that portfolio's own annualised rate.
A projection, not a prediction. This is compound interest applied to an assumption: that a portfolio keeps returning every year exactly what it has returned in the past. Real returns arrive unevenly and some years are losses. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
How it works
You choose the portfolio; from then on we handle the server, the orders and everything that goes wrong — and every rebalance comes to you for a yes until you tell us it does not need to.
Get started →Managed — two steps
You give an email address. Not a broker login — there is nowhere here to put one, and no code that could use it.
Under 60 seconds, in your browser, against your own machine's gateway over TLS: your account, your credentials, your 2FA. No SSH, no VNC client, and nothing for us to store.
Self-hosted — you run all of it
The engine is yours. So is keeping it running.
Docker, Postgres, and a machine that stays up for every minute the market is open.
The login, the two-factor tap, and the re-prompt your broker sends at its weekly maintenance window — every week, for as long as you run it.
Database URL, gateway host, port and client id, the account to trade, and the live-trading switch you flip yourself.
The order ladder's settings are yours to get right, and every rejection, dropped gateway and half-filled plan is yours to notice. So is the market's clock: quotes that arrive late after the open, venues that refuse a market order, and the last minutes before the close when something unfilled still matters.
Per exchange, with your broker. A leg nobody can price is dropped, and you are the one who has to notice.
Your own token and chat ids. That is where alerts and approvals arrive, and there is nobody else watching them.
Pull our changes, restart what they touched, and check the schedulers came back — a process that exited is a portfolio nobody is rebalancing.
Either way the Basket Trader is yours: your own holdings, your own weights, your own rebalances.
Pricing
The engine is yours to run. Pay for the signals you follow, or hand us the whole thing and pay only when it makes money.
SELF-HOSTED
Run the engine yourself and manage your own book with it — no signal subscription needed.
MANAGED
We deploy and run a dedicated instance for your account, watch it every day, and are paid only out of what it makes.
SIGNALS
Everything in the Free tier, plus the published holdings of a portfolio you choose.
Each portfolio is bought on its own — take one, several, or the whole catalogue. Subscriptions are monthly and you can cancel from inside your account at any time; cancelling stops the signals and the automation, and never touches your positions.
Questions
No. AutoPortfolios publishes model portfolios and executes the ones you choose to follow. It does not recommend that any person buy or sell anything, it does not know your circumstances, and nothing here is a recommendation. If you want advice, talk to someone licensed to give it.
Two things, and it is worth being precise about which. The strategies are built by algorithmic and AI models — some by third-party research providers, published under their own methodology. The automation around them is ours: reading each published change, sizing it against your account, choosing an order type per venue, and executing it. What it does not mean is that a language model picks your stocks.
Each one is a published model portfolio with its own methodology and its own published record. Some are named here; others are listed by what they hold and where they trade rather than by their source. Every performance figure shown is as published by that source — this service does not measure or verify it.
No. Every portfolio here is a plain list of fully paid-for stocks — no margin, no borrowed money. The returns shown were achieved without leverage, which also means the drawdowns you see are the real ones rather than amplified ones. What you do in your own account is between you and your broker; nothing published here assumes it.
This service never holds your broker credentials and cannot place an order. Your own instance connects to your broker. On the managed plan we deploy and operate that instance for you on a dedicated server — the account and its credentials remain yours, and you can stop it at any time.
Yes, and that is the part worth reading. You can pause new orders, unfollow a portfolio, cap what may be traded unattended, or require approval on every plan. Open positions are never liquidated by pausing — stopping the automation stops the automation, and nothing else.
Create an account with an email and a password, pick a portfolio, and pay for it. The holdings and weights appear immediately, and you can place the trades by hand in your own broker. If you would rather not, either run our software yourself for free or have us run an instance for you — both are on the pricing above.
Get started
An email and a password is the whole of it. Your money stays in your own brokerage account throughout — we never hold it, we cannot withdraw it, and you can stop whenever you like.
Nothing to pay to look around, and no broker details are ever entered here — see the privacy policy. Already have an account?
Two ways to run it. You can change later.