AI Native Trading Intelligence Platform

Ask your portfolio anything.
Then act on the answer.

AskTurret runs against your live portfolio data — conversational analytics, real-time risk, and natural-language order entry in one platform.

Type commands or ask questions naturally. AskTurret understands both.

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What it does

Answers computed from the account, not about it.

Ask a question in plain language and AskTurret reads your actual positions to answer it. Everything below ships today.

Ask your portfolio anything

Conversational analytics over your live holdings — what you own, what moved, what it cost you. Ask what a number actually means and get it explained in plain English rather than a glossary link.

P&L, realized and unrealized

Daily, month-to-date and year-to-date, with realized and unrealized broken out rather than blended into one number.

Nine risk metrics, benchmarked

Volatility, drawdown, Sharpe and six more, measured against SPY, QQQ and BTC so a number has something to sit next to. These are portfolio-level metrics — they describe the account as a whole, not any single position.

Exposure, concentration and Greeks

Where the risk actually sits — exposure by asset and sector, how concentrated you are in any one name, and option Greeks for the positions that have them.

Cost basis, tax lots and alerts

Per-lot cost basis and holding periods, live quotes and charts, and price alerts that tell you when a level you care about is hit.

Orders you confirm, on paper by default

AskTurret never places an order off its own judgement. It shows you the order it intends to send and waits for you to confirm it. Alpaca and Coinbase accounts can start on paper; see the note below for the one venue that cannot.

Risk metrics are portfolio-level. Every account starts on paper, except Kraken — it is live-only, because Kraken runs no public spot sandbox to point a paper account at (#740). The desktop app is in closed beta, and downloads are for invited users.

Who’s doing the trading?

The product is the same. What differs is how it is rolled out, priced and supported — so pick the side you are on.

The AskTurret desktop app is in closed beta. Have an invite?

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