An add-on, not a new app
Built on your own account.
Zevrant Forge plugs into the brokerage account you already own. Brokerages are starting to offer AI agents of their own; Forge adds the part that's still up to you: written rules, tested limits, a kill switch, and real people behind it, by email.
You build your rules from neutral building blocks and approve them in writing. The same rules run the same way every day.
Forge connects to your own brokerage account at Alpaca. Your money never moves to us.
Forge runs on Claude, the AI from Anthropic, on a schedule you set. The decisions come from your written rules, not the AI.
Alpaca and Claude at launch. Robinhood, ChatGPT, and an option that needs no AI plan are planned (not available yet; timing isn't guaranteed).
| Available at launch | Planned | |
|---|---|---|
| Brokers | Alpaca | Robinhood next, then others |
| AI platforms | Claude | ChatGPT, and an option that needs no AI plan |
Planned options are not available yet, and timing isn't guaranteed. Alpaca, Robinhood, Claude, and ChatGPT are trademarks of their owners. Zevrant is not affiliated with or endorsed by any broker or AI company.
Using a different broker or AI? Email us at hello@zevrant.com. Requests help decide what we add next.
Build your rules from building blocks
Only the stocks or ETFs you list.
Signals such as Price above or below its average, Average crossing, New high or low, RSI level, or Scheduled buy, plus optional filters.
Stop-loss or Trailing stop (one is always required), Profit target, Sell after a set number of days, and the same price signals in reverse.
A set percent or dollar amount per trade, a cap on open positions, paid from cash only. Never margin, never short selling.
Building blocks are general tools, not recommendations. You choose and combine them, and you approve your final rules in writing before anything runs. Already have rules? You rebuild them yourself from our building blocks on your My rules page. If part of a rule isn't covered by a block yet, it can't run yet. See every building block.
The building block library
Every option, described. None recommended.
Each block does one thing. Every number is yours to set, nothing is pre-filled, and price-based blocks work in either direction, so no style is favored over another.
What it trades and how much
Your list of up to 25 stocks or ETFs (or one of your broker watchlists). A percent or a dollar amount per trade. A cap on how many positions it holds at once.
Buy signals
Price above or below its average. Average crossing, when a short average crosses a long one. New high or low. RSI level, above or below a number you set. Scheduled buy, a set amount on a schedule. You choose whether any one signal or all of them must be true.
Buy filters
Market fund above or below its average, for a fund you name. Skip buys near earnings. Share-price range. Wait before buying a ticker again. 31-day wait after a loss sale (a tax question for your CPA, not us).
Sell rules
Stop-loss or Trailing stop (at least one is required). Profit target. Sell after a set number of days. The same price, average, high/low, and RSI signals as the buys. Minimum holding period (optional).
Safety limits
A daily loss limit that pauses new buys. A ceiling on any one holding. A cash reserve. A cap on new buys per day. Limits can block buys; they never block a sell.
Controls
Pause stops new buys only. The kill switch stops everything and cancels open orders, including protective stops, at its next run. Close all sells every position the agent holds, after you confirm.
Every block has a plain-English card showing what it does, its settings, and how it can behave in a bad market. Every option can lose money.
In the works.
Options building blocks, alongside stocks and ETFs.
Checks more than once a day, when your rules call for it.
Added as clients ask.
Want something? Email hello@zevrant.com. Requests decide what's next.