Finaxus is a fully agentic financial AI that keeps a hand on your multi-broker portfolios, watchlists, and markets 24/7 — prices, news, earnings, macro, and fundamentals — and reaches you only when something actually matters. It helps you explore complex what-if scenarios and analyzes your portfolio performance on demand — all in plain conversation. Proactive when markets move, reactive when you ask, and deeply personal — it remembers your goals, risk tolerance, and the rules you set.
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Hey everyone — Malik here.
I built Finaxus because I was tired of being the bottleneck in my own portfolio. Four apps every morning, a brokerage tab that didn't talk to my crypto, three X accounts to scan, and the unshakeable feeling that something important was always quietly happening while I wasn't looking.
I didn't want another dashboard. I didn't want another chatbot waiting on a prompt. I wanted something that watched — and only spoke when something actually deserved my attention.
That's what Finaxus is. It pulls live holdings from 13 brokers, your watchlist, and a wide market data layer — prices, news, earnings, macro events, fundamentals. Every monitoring cycle it asks: is anything here worth bringing to you? If the answer is no, you hear nothing. If your stop hit, an earnings beat dropped, or a Fed move landed, you get a structured message on web or Telegram.
You can also ask it things. Run a what-if scenario. Get an on-demand portfolio analysis. Set thresholds, set rules — it remembers them across every session.
Bring your own AI key (Claude, GPT, or Gemini) so the conversation lives in your account, or use ours on Pro / Elite.
Not investment advice. You decide what to do — Finaxus just makes sure you're not flying blind.
This is v1. I'd love honest feedback — especially from anyone running multi-broker portfolios. What would you want Finaxus to watch that it doesn't yet? What feels missing?
https://chat.finaxus.ai
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Gave this an upvote. The idea of only surfacing information when something genuinely matters is smart and honestly overdue in this space. I also respect that you kept the decision making with the user instead of pretending automation replaces judgment. Nicely done, Malik.
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@spotch_founder Thank you for your reply and your feedback, Nick. Glad you find it useful.
Gave this an upvote. The idea of only surfacing information when something genuinely matters is smart and honestly overdue in this space. I also respect that you kept the decision making with the user instead of pretending automation replaces judgment. Nicely done, Malik.