Veyra mirrors the trades of an AI trained on twenty years of markets into your own brokerage account, in seconds.
16 brokerage accounts supported, including Schwab, Fidelity, Interactive Brokers, eToro and Robinhood.
Choose the amount Veyra can trade and how far it can lean.
When the model buys, you buy, sized to your amount, within just seconds. When it sells, so do you. You see every order before and after.
Trained on twenty years of prices, filings, earnings calls and rates, Veyra looks at more than any analyst could and trades less than most. Most days it changes one position, or none.
Illustrative trade tape. Veyra is a fictional company and these are not real trades.
One dial decides how far the model can lean. Everything else, from position size to the cash it keeps back, follows from it. Move it and watch what changes.
How the model's Balanced setting would have done against the S&P 500 over the last five years, before fees. Simulated, not lived; read the small print.
Hypothetical back-test of the current model on historical data from January 2021 to December 2025, starting from $10,000, before the subscription fee and brokerage costs. Back-tested results are produced with hindsight and do not reflect real trading; the model did not exist for most of this period. Past performance, real or simulated, does not predict future results.
$29per month
An email and a broker. Connecting takes about two minutes; the first trade waits for the model, not for you.
Check your inbox. The link to connect your broker is on its way.
By continuing you agree to the terms and confirm you've read the risk disclosure. Nothing is charged during the trial.
No. Your account stays with your broker, in your name. Veyra has permission to place trades in it, and nothing else. You can revoke that permission from your broker's side at any time.
Every order is visible before it fills, with a short note on the reasoning. You can pause the model, skip a single trade, or cap any position. If you skip a lot, the model will tell you your setting probably isn't right.
No. Veyra is a tool that executes a model's decisions in your account at your instruction. It doesn't know your situation and isn't a substitute for someone who does. You can lose money, including money you'd rather not.
One tap in settings. Copying stops immediately; your positions stay where they are, yours to keep or close.