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Obside

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AI Trading Copilot

F@founder·Jul 9

What it is Obside is an AI copilot that sits on top of your actual brokerage account. You connect your broker, and from there you can ask questions about what you hold, get alerted when something moves it, and automate orders on whatever conditions you want, all typed out in plain language. It covers stocks, ETFs, crypto and options from a single chat. How it works Three steps. Connect your brokerage account. Tell Obside what you want in normal sentences, something like "rebalance my portfolio monthly if any holding drifts more than 5%" or "alert me 24 hours before earnings on any stock I hold." Obside turns that into an agent and runs it. No code, no strategy builder, no scripting language to learn. What makes it different The agents keep running when the app is closed. That's the whole gap between this and asking a general chatbot about your holdings, which stops thinking the second you close the tab. Obside stays wired to live data, watches your positions around the clock, and when a condition fires it places the order through your own broker instead of just telling you to go do it. You approve first. Obside never holds your money, and execution and custody run through regulated third-party partners. What people use it for Monthly DCA into a set of ETFs. Auto-rebalancing when a position drifts. Buying a dip only if the long-term trend is intact. Alerts when a single holding creeps past 25% of the portfolio. Weekly summaries of what actually moved the account. There's also a build-your-own-ETF feature with your own assets and weights, auto-rebalanced, no fees on top. Backtesting and paper trading are built in, so you can put an agent through historical data or run it on fake money before letting it touch anything real. Pricing Free tier gets you one broker connection and one agent on paper trading. Plus is $29/mo, Pro is $59/mo and unlocks live trading, Max is $89/mo for unlimited agents. Alerts land on Telegram, WhatsApp, email or push.

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