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{{ ad.foot }}Public filings, mirrored into your own brokerage. No card required.
Built by the team behind the Pelosi Tracker. Pick a portfolio, connect your brokerage, and every trade syncs automatically — inside your own account.
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Performance figures as published on the Top Performers list at joinautopilot.com. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
For most of market history, the edge was proximity. You knew somebody, or you didn't. The filings existed — they were just unreadable, unsearchable and three weeks late.
Then the disclosures went digital. Congress files. Institutions file 13Fs. It's all public. And almost nobody reads it, because reading it is a full-time job.
Fee-heavy funds, opaque strategies, quarterly letters that explain nothing. If you can't tell what a manager actually bought, you can't tell whether you're paying for skill or for marketing.
Every portfolio on Autopilot shows its holdings and its history. When it trades, your account trades — in your brokerage, in your name, with your money never leaving your control.
Let's be honest: connecting an app to your brokerage feels like a lot to ask.
So here's the arrangement. Your money stays at your brokerage. Autopilot Advisers, LLC is an SEC-registered investment adviser — the account is yours, the trades are placed inside it, and you can turn any portfolio off at any time. Every holding and every past trade is visible before you allocate a dollar.
*Individual experience varies. Nothing here is a projection of return.
The filings land whether you are set up or not.
Every disclosure that drops before you connect is one your account sits out. Each portfolio publishes its own average delay from filing to trade, so the sooner the brokerage is linked, the less of that lag is yours.
The outlets Autopilot names in its own App Store listing, plus the Tucker Carlson podcast appearance. Swap wordmarks for licensed logos before publishing.
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Co-founder of Autopilot, runs growth, creator of the Pelosi Tracker on X. Written in his voice — approve the wording before publishing.
Before Autopilot we built Iris, a social investing app. It taught us one thing: people don't want a feed about investing, they want to know what the person who's actually good at this just bought. Congressional trades are public record. They were beating most funds. So I started posting them.
The account became @pelositracker. Then people started asking the obvious question — how do I just own what she owns? Answering it properly meant brokerage integrations, an SEC-registered adviser, and a marketplace where anyone credible can publish a book. Autopilot has since been named on the floor of the House during debate on banning congressional stock trading. [[confirm before publishing]]
The mission hasn't moved: find the best investors and showcase them, to bring more transparency to the institutions.
Here's the problem… "copy a politician's trades" sounds like a gimmick until you see the execution — the compliance, the brokerage plumbing, the order routing. That's the part you can't photograph. Which is why the video is above.
That's when Autopilot stopped being a tracker and became a platform.
One tap. Public filings. Your brokerage.
Three moving parts. Two of them are public record. The third is your own brokerage account.
Filed by law, in public. Unreadable at scale — which is the whole problem.
The Pilot's book absorbs the filing. Weights move; the change is published.
Your account. Your name. Autopilot never holds the money.
Every portfolio publishes its own average delay between the filing and your trade, so you can see the lag before you allocate.
Start on the free plan. Upgrade only when you want a second portfolio.
Trades are placed in your account after each new disclosure. Every portfolio publishes its own average delay, so you see the lag before you allocate.
One portfolio is free. Autopilot Plus is $29 per quarter or $100 per year for multiple portfolios with automatic buys and sells; published reviews also cite a $500 minimum allocation per portfolio (Forbes and WallStreetZen, 2026 — [[confirm against current in-app pricing]]). All investing is subject to risk, including possible loss of principal.
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* This is just me on my own. With creators in the mix there is a lot more than static.
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{{ ad.foot }}Every figure used above ($525.5M in Pelosi Tracker+, 200,000+ investors) is one Autopilot publishes on joinautopilot.com. The Chris Josephs quote in angle 07 is from his Tucker Carlson appearance — confirm the wording against the recording before running it. Creatives are shown at 560px.