Live paper desk · always on

Your money should have a mind of its own.

Flux is an AI trading desk. Ask it anything about the market, watch its Autopilot trade a live $10,000 paper account and show every decision, and connect your brokerage to put an AI analyst on your real portfolio.

$10k live paper fund 6 engines, always on 0 autonomous trades on your account
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◇ Daily Brief Flux-LM
generated 7:00 AM · simulated
Tone: risk-on. Breadth positive, semis leading, VIX 13.9.
Your watchlist: NVDA +2.1% on a call sweep; AMD breaking out.
Catalyst: CPI Thursday — trim risk into the print.
Risk: book is 62% semis, correlation 0.81. Consider a hedge.
Plan: hold winners, no adds into earnings.
⟁ Trade Ideas ranked
confidence = engine agreement · not advice
△ NVDA 184.20 · +2.1%
15-minute · MA(7) · simulated data
◷ Flux Fund paper · live
$10,000 · simulated $10k account
◎ Portfolio sample
$128,400 · +1.24% today · illustrative
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$10,000Flux Fund · paper

Simulated market data · illustrative

Flux AI

An analyst that actually answers.

Flux reads the filings, the earnings calls, the news wire and the options tape — then answers in plain English, with the sources attached. It knows your watchlist and your positions, so the answer is about you.

  • Ask anything. Risk, forecasts, flow, "should I trim?" — conversational, grounded, cited.
  • Runs all day. Six engines and six models scan ~6,400 tickers so you don't have to.
  • Never advice, always honest. Probabilities and evidence — not "buy this."
What's my biggest risk right now?
Your book is 62% semis. NVDA, AMD and SMCI move together — one bad print and all three fall. Correlation across your top three is 0.81. Want a hedge idea or a trim plan? Illustrative · not advice
Why is NVDA up today?
Call sweep — 14,200 contracts at the $185 strike, 3DTE, all at ask. The options desk is leaning bullish into the close. Illustrative · not advice
Flux Fund · paper account
$10,000
today
+0.00%
Simulated $10,000 · virtual money · not real performance
Autopilot

An AI that trades — and shows its work.

Flux runs its own live $10,000 paper account. It scans, scores, risk-gates and executes — then writes an hourly pulse and a daily wrap explaining every move. Watch it for as long as you like before you let it near a cent of yours.

  • Its own money. $10,000 simulated, traded live so the track record is out in the open.
  • Hourly & daily reports. What it did, why, and where the risk sits — automatically.
  • Hard guardrails. Position caps, loss limits and a kill-switch. It never trades your account without your rules.
Portfolio

Connect your brokerage. Keep control.

Link Robinhood, Fidelity, Schwab, Webull and more in seconds — read-only by default. Flux syncs your positions, watches your risk in real time, and sends a daily portfolio brief. Turn on Autopilot only when you set the rules.

  • Read-only by default. Nothing trades until you explicitly allow it.
  • Risk radar. Concentration, correlation and drawdown, watched live.
  • Your daily brief. The AI reports on your names every morning.
Sample portfolio · illustrative
$128,400
+1.24%
Your vault → Flux Brain
#thesisLong semis into GTC — AI capex still accelerating.
#rulesMax 8% per name. No adds into earnings.
#journalTrimmed AMD too early. Let winners run.
#watchSMCI — audit overhang, size small.
#mistakesChased TSLA. Wait for the retest.
#macroCPI Thu. Trim risk into the print.

Illustrative notes · synced from your Obsidian vault

Flux Brain

Give the AI a memory. Yours.

Connect your Obsidian vault and Flux reads your theses, rules and trade journal as long-term memory. Now its answers sound like you — it remembers your playbook, flags when you're about to repeat a mistake, and cites your own notes back to you.

  • Bring your notes. Obsidian vault, trade journal and watchlists become the AI's context.
  • It remembers your rules. "You said max 8% per name — this order is 11%."
  • Private by design. Your vault stays yours; live sync runs through the desktop app.
Under the hood

Six engines that never sleep.

While you're offline, Flux is scanning, parsing and stress-testing — so the moment something matters, it's already on your screen.

Research & ideas

Every idea comes with its homework.

Flux doesn't just say "NVDA looks good." It shows the thesis, the confidence, the entry, the stop and the backtest — then you decide. Research writes the brief; Trade Ideas ranks the setups.

Illustrative signals · not advice

0tickers scanned live
0always-on engines
0simulated fund, traded live
0reports on the desk

Illustrative figures · simulated · not indicative of future results

Get Flux

Put an AI desk in your pocket.

Web and desktop are live now. iOS and Android are in beta — join the list and we'll ping you the moment the App Store build ships.

FAQ

The honest answers.

Does Flux trade my money automatically?

No. Autopilot trades its own $10,000 simulated paper account so you can watch it work. It only trades your real brokerage if you explicitly enable it and set the rules — position limits, loss limits, allowed tickers — and you can pause it anytime.

Is the $10,000 fund real money?

No — it's a simulated paper account with virtual money. It exists so the AI's decisions and track record are fully transparent. Simulated results are hypothetical and do not represent real trading or guarantee future outcomes.

Is Flux investment advice?

No. Flux is research and automation software, not investment advice, and is not a broker-dealer. It shows evidence and probabilities; the decisions are always yours.

What is Flux Brain / the Obsidian connection?

Flux Brain lets you connect your Obsidian vault and trade journal so the AI answers in your context — remembering your theses and rules. Your vault stays private and live sync runs through the desktop app.

Which brokerages can I connect?

Major US brokers via secure aggregation — read-only by default. The list shown on the Portfolio page is illustrative; you can revoke access anytime.

Is my data safe?

Connections are encrypted and read-only unless you turn on trading. We never sell your data, and you can disconnect whenever you want.