Autopilot is an investing app that lets you follow Portfolios from investors, AI models, and public filings in your own brokerage account.
Yes at some brokerages, in beta at one, and not yet at a few. Where you can follow a Portfolio in your own Public, Robinhood, eToro, Alpaca, or Charles Schwab account, what's different at each, and where Interactive Brokers, Webull, Fidelity, E*Trade, and Vanguard stand.
Rebalancing usually means pulling your mix back to a target. When you follow a Portfolio on Autopilot, it means bringing your account in line with the Portfolio when it changes. What triggers it, what Premium Tier and Basic Tier do, where your account won't match, and how cash fits in.
Basic Tier has no Autopilot fee. On Premium Tier you pay a flat subscription for each Pilot, quarterly or yearly. What it covers, what it doesn't, and how to do the math at your balance.
Autopilot works with Public, Robinhood, eToro, Alpaca, and Charles Schwab. What's different at each one, what's in beta, what isn't available yet, and which account types work.
What happens when you connect your brokerage account to Autopilot, what Autopilot Advisers can and can't do in it, what SIPC covers, what can go wrong, and how to stop it.
