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The modern way to invest
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
Autopilot is an investing app for people who would rather follow other investors than pick stocks themselves. It works through a brokerage account you link to it, and the listing says it then copies the moves of expert traders into that account.
The listing names three kinds of source: political trackers, hedge funds and other financial experts. You pick which kind of portfolio to follow, so the app is built around choosing whose trades to copy rather than choosing individual stocks.
The build we hold is Autopilot: Automated Investing 1.21.6 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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Setup, as the listing describes it, begins with choosing a portfolio that fits your goals. The two examples given are a political tracker portfolio and a hedge fund strategy.
After that you link your brokerage. The listing gives only the first two steps of setup, so the rest of the process is not described here.
The listing describes two ways of following trades. In one, Autopilot mirrors the moves of expert traders in real time. In the other, it buys and sells positions automatically as the underlying trades become public.
Both depend on the brokerage link. Trades are placed through the brokerage you connect, not through Autopilot itself.
Autopilot Club is an add-on the listing offers for extra perks and future trades. The listing does not say what the perks are.
The listing also states that over 90,000 investors use Autopilot and that it manages over $2.4 billion in assets. These are the developer's own figures and have not been checked here.
The developer says the brokerage link uses bank-level security. That is a claim from the listing, not something this page has tested.
The link is what lets Autopilot place trades, so it is the part of the app that connects to money held outside it.