Autopilot: Automated Investing

Autopilot: Automated Investing

In your own brokerage account

24K ratings
814 reviews
Free
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Released
January 27, 2023
Updated
November 3, 2026

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Automate your investments by mirroring portfolios from experts, AI, and thematic strategies directly within your existing brokerage account. Discover and trade alongside curated investment options without extensive research.

✓Automated trading mirroring expert portfolios
✓Discover AI and thematic investment strategies
✓Connects to existing brokerage accounts
✓Real-time trade execution
✓Transparent performance history
✓Mix and match investment strategies
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What users say about Autopilot

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What's New in Autopilot

2.6.3

November 3, 2026

Bug fixes & improvements

Events

Read more about Tristan Thompson's Flagship

Tristan Thompson's Flagship

An NBA champion just launched his portfolio.

Sep 20, 2026 — Oct 21, 2026

Read more about Brooker Belcourt (ex. Citadel)

Brooker Belcourt (ex. Citadel)

From trading stocks for hedge funds to Autopilot.

Jul 20, 2026 — Aug 20, 2026

Read more about New brokerage available

New brokerage available

You can now connect Autopilot with Charles Schwab

Jun 15, 2026 — Jul 16, 2026

User reviews

Brokerage availability

Make it so the app can use more investment apps like Sharesies. And all of them not just US market.

Doesn’t Autotrade with Robinhood

Doesn’t make automatic trades with Robinhood. The app doesn’t give a disclaimer prior to paying for the subscription that it doesn’t make auto trades with Robinhood brokerage and some others.

No automatic trading

Every time a new trade happens I have to go into autopilot and swipe up to approve the trade, instead of it just trading. Maybe because I have robinhood?

Great idea, but support makes it a no-go

Two stars because the concept is solid and the app itself worked fine while I used it. The problem is everything around it.

First, pricing wasn't what I expected: each brokerage account needs its own subscription. I had both Schwab and Robinhood — that's two memberships, and that's a lot for people whose money is already stretched thin starting out as investors.

Second, customer service is practically nonexistent. No phone number, no reachable email — just a chat window that isn't live. You send a message and hours later someone might reply. When you're managing people's finances, especially someone onboarding and still learning the system, you need real, timely support.

The last straw: I wanted to consolidate my brokerages under one company and couldn't get a clear answer on whether my paid subscription would transfer. It looked like I'd have to start fresh subscriptions just for moving accounts. I canceled.
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Terrible!

Extremely poor performance, holdings are not actively managed. In three months it recommended one trade after the initial investment (which lost 5%) - had I declined the one recommended trade I would’ve been up 1.2%. More like AutoIdiot

User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Unable to connect to Webull accounts

Bug

Incorrect account balance display

Bug

Delayed trade execution

Bug

Inability to withdraw funds

Bug
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Requested Features

5 requests

More brokerage integrations

Feature

Detailed trade history and analytics

Feature

Ability to customize portfolio allocations

Feature

Paper trading or demo mode

Feature

Notification of politician trades

Feature

FAQ

How does Autopilot automate investing?

Autopilot allows you to discover and automatically mirror trades from various portfolios, including those built by experts, AI, and thematic strategists. These trades are executed in real-time directly within your connected brokerage account.

What brokerage accounts does Autopilot support?

Autopilot supports major brokerage accounts such as Robinhood, Charles Schwab, and Public, among others. The app ensures your money stays within your own brokerage, and it never holds your funds.

Is Autopilot free to use?

Autopilot is free to download and use. However, the app does contain advertisements to support its services.

What types of portfolios can I find on Autopilot?

You can explore a curated marketplace of portfolios including those managed by proven investors, AI-driven strategies, thematic investments (like AI or clean energy), hedge fund trackers, and politician trackers.

How secure is Autopilot with my brokerage account?

Autopilot is an SEC-registered investment adviser, and your money remains in your own brokerage account. The app focuses on mirroring trades rather than holding your funds, prioritizing security.

Can I pause or change my investments with Autopilot?

Yes, you have the flexibility to pause, switch, or rebalance your investments at any time. This allows you to adjust your strategy based on your evolving investing needs.

How often are new portfolios added to Autopilot?

New portfolios, referred to as 'Pilots,' are added to the marketplace every week, providing continuous opportunities to discover and invest in new strategies.

What is the overall user sentiment for Autopilot?

User reviews indicate a neutral overall sentiment, with pros like ease of use and automated trading, but cons such as connectivity issues and bugs have also been reported.