Questions

Straight answers.

The basics

Does Zevrant Forge trade my money for me?

No. The agent runs on your own account, follows rules you write and approve, and stays within limits you set. You choose whether it asks your approval before each trade or runs on its own, and you can switch at any time. We never hold your money or your login.

Do you pick the stocks?

No. You decide which stocks or ETFs the agent can trade and write the rules it follows. We build and maintain the software. We don't tell you what to buy.

Do you give investment advice?

No. Zevrant is a software setup and support service. We don't recommend securities, strategies, or rules, and we don't review your results to tell you what to change. You decide what your agent trades and how.

Who is behind Zevrant?

Zevrant is a trade name of Grit Docket LLC, based in Colorado. Zevrant Forge is Zevrant's flagship service.

Setup and requirements

What if I don't have trading rules yet?

Our building blocks cover common rule types: entry signals, exits, position sizing, and which tickers the agent can trade. You pick and combine them on your My rules page, and Forge runs them. We can explain how each building block works, but choosing them is up to you.

Do I need to be technical?

No. You set it up yourself with our step-by-step guide, and your own Claude walks you through each step. You'll need an account at a supported broker (Alpaca at launch; a free practice account is enough to start), a GitHub account, a paid Claude plan, and about 60 minutes for setup. Questions? Email hello@zevrant.com.

What if I get stuck during setup?

Email hello@zevrant.com. Help is written, by email, and we aim to reply within one business day.

What if my setup doesn't work?

You're covered by our setup guarantee. If your setup doesn't pass the test on your practice account and we can't fix it together by email, we refund your setup fee in full. See the refund terms.

Can I change my rules later?

Yes. You change them yourself, any time, on your My rules page. A change takes effect at your next morning run if you confirm it at least 15 minutes before that run; otherwise it takes effect the next trading day.

Does my computer need to stay on?

No. Your agent runs on Anthropic's cloud servers, inside your own Claude account, once each trading day. Your computer can be off, and you can read and answer the morning message from your phone. It keeps running as long as your Claude plan is active and your broker and GitHub accounts stay connected.

Can I start in Auto mode right away?

Yes. After setup testing passes, you can switch on Auto mode from day one, or start in Proposal mode and switch later. It's your choice.

Can I try it with practice money first?

Yes. Alpaca gives every account a free practice (paper) account with pretend money. Your setup test always runs there, then you choose practice or real money. Your rules are the same either way. Practice trades are simulated, so they can fill at different prices than real orders would.

How often does it trade? Is it for day trading?

Forge checks once per trading day (or once a week, if you prefer) at a time you choose, and places or proposes trades from that check. More checks per day are planned (not available yet). Stop orders held at your broker can still trigger during the day.

Money and risk

Is there a minimum account size?

There's no minimum to start. Forge is priced for people who plan to have about $25,000 or more in their agent's account over time, but most start smaller and add money as they build confidence. Your limits are set as percentages of the account, so they scale with it. Rules that trade often can run into brokerage limits on very small accounts. Questions? Email us at hello@zevrant.com.

Can I lose money?

Yes. All trading carries risk, including loss of principal. Guardrails limit how much the agent can do in a day, but they don't prevent losses.

What if I don't keep a support plan?

Your setup stays yours and keeps running. Every client gets all Forge updates and safety fixes, with or without the Support plan. Any bug that makes Forge trade differently from your rules or limits is always fixed free. If an outside change means it can't run safely, it places no orders and alerts you, rather than guess.

What if I want to stop?

Tap the kill switch to stop Forge: it makes no new decisions, and at its next run it cancels its open orders, including protective stops. To stop new buys but keep your protective stops, use Pause. To stop everything right away, turn off API access at your broker. You can cancel support whenever you like, and the setup stays yours.

Brokers and AI

Which brokerages work?

At launch, Alpaca. Robinhood is next, and more will follow. Forge connects through each broker's official API, and your account and money stay with your broker. Use a different broker? You can open an account at a supported broker just for your agent and keep your main account where it is.

Do I need Claude?

At launch, your agent runs on Claude, the AI from Anthropic. ChatGPT, and an option that needs no AI plan, are planned. You don't need to know how to use it. Your own Claude walks you through setup, step by step. You pay for your own Claude plan directly, so that account is yours too.

What's coming next?

Options, more trades per day, and more building blocks are planned, not yet available. See what's in the works or email hello@zevrant.com.

Which Claude plan do I need?

Claude Pro, the entry-level paid plan, is the minimum. The free plan won't work because it can't run scheduled tasks, which is how your agent runs each morning. Your agent's runs draw on the same usage allowance as the rest of your Claude use, so if you already use Claude heavily for other work, a larger plan like Max gives it more room. Not sure? Email us at hello@zevrant.com.

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