Mirror real pilots.Through your broker. Under a second.

Eight brokers are live in production. Tier 1 - real-time fanout: Webull US, tastytrade, ETRADE, Alpaca, Moomoo, and Public. Tier 2 - also supported, slower sync: Wealthsimple (Canada) and Webull Canada.

Robinhood is read-only at our integration partner today, so we can't place orders there yet. Fidelity, Interactive Brokers, and TD Ameritrade are not trade-enabled for this flow either. We'll add them when our partner exposes write access.

No. You connect through our OAuth integration partner. They handle the broker handshake; we only receive a scoped token that lets us read your positions and place orders you've authorized. We never see, store, or transmit your broker password.

You lose money too - Copy Trading mirrors real fills, so a losing pilot trade is a losing trade in your account. That's why every risk control runs on your side: per-pilot hard stops, take-profit, max daily loss, auto-stop drawdown, and per-pilot pause. The kill switches auto-pause every copy when you hit the limits you set.

Yes, on the Lifetime plan. Monthly and Yearly plans follow one pilot at a time - you can switch which pilot anytime, but only one is active at once. Lifetime unlocks following multiple pilots simultaneously, each with their own independent risk rules.

App access locks within about five minutes of a payment failure. Your broker auto-disconnects after a one-day grace plus our nightly maintenance run - worst-case exposure is roughly 48 hours. You'll receive a position-aware notification listing the exact open positions you need to manage manually at your broker. Nothing in your account is touched; you simply can't auto-mirror new trades until billing is restored.

Auto Mirrorplaces copies the moment the pilot's fill is received, subject to your risk rules. A per-trade manual approvalgate - an allow/deny prompt with a 15-second TTL on every signal - is implemented in the worker but not yet surfaced in the dashboard; we'll roll it out once the UX is finalized. In the meantime, the manage-sells-manually toggle leaves exits in your hands while entries still copy automatically, which covers most members who want discretion.

Both cash and margin accounts can copy options trades. Options approval level is set by your broker (not by us), and your account has to be approved for the strategy the pilot is using - at minimum, single-leg long calls and puts (typically broker Level 2). Multi-leg approval (typically Level 3) is only needed if you want to follow pilots who fire spreads. We don't enforce minimums on our side; if your broker rejects an order for an unauthorized strategy, we surface the rejection and skip that copy. On cash accounts, the Start-of-Day buying power cap (conservative GFV mode) prevents Good Faith Violations by sizing against settled SOD buying power instead of intraday proceeds.

Under a second end-to-end in production, with closes a touch faster than opens. Actual fill time at your end depends on your broker - Tier 1 brokers fill almost immediately, Tier 2 brokers are slower. We measure every cycle and tune as we go.

On a cash account, selling a position frees buying power that isn't actually settled for one to two business days. Using that unsettled cash to open a new position triggers a Good Faith Violation at your broker. The Start-of-Day buying power cap (conservative GFV mode) sizes copies against the buying power you started the day with, so we never spend cash that isn't settled. It's the safest sizing mode for cash accounts.

Yes. Excluded tickers and excluded weekdays are separate filters. You can also set a DTE range (the min/max Days To Expiry on contracts you'll copy) and flip on index-only mode to limit copies to SPX and NDX only.

Turn on the manage-sells-manually toggle for that pilot. Entries (BTO) still copy automatically; closes (STC) skip the fanout and stay in your hands. Per-pilot hard stops and take-profit are still available as a safety net if you want them; leave them off if you'd rather have full discretion on the way out.