Minara
Research, plan, and invest in one chat
1.1K followers
Research, plan, and invest in one chat
1.1K followers
Minara helps you move from market insight to investment action with confidence, in one chat. Start with a question or a hunch. Minara gathers real-time context and does the heavy lifting to separate the wheat from the chaff, so you can decide your next play. When you’re ready, invest directly by executing on-chain trades in chat. As you develop your investment chops, build powerful workflows to automate monitoring, reports, and rule-based strategies, so you can act quickly and decisively.
Hey there guys! Awesome launch here :)
What tech stack did you use for the cross-platform mobile build (iOS and Android)? Looks super polished and responsive from the screenshots, is it Flutter, React Native, or something custom/native?
Minara
@cathcorm Thank you for the congrats!
We’re web-app first, but we’ve shipped iOS and Android recently so users can use Minara on the go.
The mobile apps follow a cross-platform-style approach in practice: a shared product UI/UX system, an API-driven thin client, and native integrations. I will loop in our frontend dev to answer your toolchain-related question @heal_yi .
Typeless
Minara looks promising for people who want to be less reactive. Getting a plan with context before acting is the kind of structure I’m trying to build.
Minara
@yuki1028 Thanks, Yuki. That’s exactly the behavior we’re trying to support in the field of digital finance: less reactive, more rule-based.
Minara is designed to help you turn “context” into a concrete plan about investing in crypto and stocks, and keep the reasoning tied to the next execution action so it’s harder to drift into impulse moves.
If you give it a try, start with a real scenario you’re facing (a digital asset you’re watching, or a position you’re managing) and ask for a plan with clear risk constraints. That tends to be the fastest way to see if the structure fits your style.
Dessix
The workflow builder is the kind of feature that can make Minara sticky. It feels like something that could become part of a weekly routine.
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@xiangst0816 Yes, Minara workflows are meant to handle tedious and repeatable tasks for you in digital finance.
A common weekly routine we see is: setting workflows to monitor specific conditions, getting notified when something materially changes via email or a Telegram bot, or directly triggering a trade through a workflow.
If you end up trying it, the best place to start is with one workflow that matches your preferences (such as a weekly watchlist check or a simple rule-based alert), and then build more cool workflows from there.
Interesting approach. Data is easy to find—decisions aren’t. Excited to try this and see how the chat-based execution works in practice. Congrats on the launch @lowesyang
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@sunny_k_s Thank you. Appreciate the congrats. If you try Minara today, the best way to feel the “chat-based execution” is to start with a real scenario. You can ask about current market news or any digital assets you interest in, then you will get a detailed analysis with actionable takeaways. Then you can execute the on-chain trade on Minara.
@frank_li13 Sure! Will do!
Love the vision of a virtual CFO! The UI looks very clean. One thing though, how do you guys handle the price gap during the chat? Revolut locks the rate for a few seconds so the user doesn't get screwed by volatility. Does Minara have something similar built into the window, or is there some slippage protection?
Minara
@valeriia_kuna Hey Valeriia. I am glad you like our UI. Also, you raised a very good question.
That “rate lock / slippage safety” is a must-have in volatile markets.
For perps trading feature (Trading Copilot): Orders execute on Hyperliquid, and Minara supports both limit and market orders. Our “Quick Order” flow by Copilot pre-fills a limit entry plus take-profit and stop-loss, and you confirm before placing, so you’re not forced into a drifting market fill.
For spot swaps: execution follows the underlying DEX routing at the time the transaction is submitted, so the final fill can move with market conditions (typical on-chain behavior). We don’t claim a Revolut-style guaranteed rate lock window today.
Are you asking about spot swaps or perps execution? I can point to the exact behavior for that flow.
@frank_li13 Thanks for the detailed breakdown, Frank! I was mainly thinking about spot swaps—just from a casual user perspective, wondering how much the price could move while chatting.
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@curiouskitty Thank you for your comment. We designed Minara's execution layer to keep users in control and keep failures “safe by default.”
Explicit confirmation: Minara does not silently execute. Any trade action requires a clear user confirmation, and you can stop/exit at any time.
Withdrawal control: Users can deposit and withdraw themselves. We don’t try to blur that boundary or make “hands-free” withdrawals a default behavior.
Key/custody model: Today we use a custodial and Account Abstraction (AA) hybrid wallet so users can start without connecting an external wallet, while keeping the experience consistent across devices.
If something goes wrong: We bias toward conservative execution (for example, you can use limit orders rather than being forced into a drifting market fill) and we keep an auditable trail in chat of what was proposed and what was actually executed.
If you’re thinking about one specific failure mode, tell me which one and I’ll answer at that level.
Meteroid
Hi makers,
Congrats for the launch!
I'm interested in the long-term vision behind Minara: how do you differentiate the yourselves from legacy players like Bloomberg? Do you eventually plan to move into the institutional space, or is the goal to double down on empowering retail investors?
Minara
@ddu Thank you, Donatien.
Bloomberg is incredible at delivering information. Minara differentiates by focusing on the decision loop and positioning itself as a financial AI agent for digital assets: it turns intent into analysis, produces an actionable plan, and helps you follow through, with the reasoning, real-time evidences, and next steps connected in one place. It’s less about “more terminals” and more about “less friction between insight and execution.”
As for market focus, we’re doubling down on empowering individual users first. Over time, some of the same primitives may naturally support more advanced teams, but we’re not positioning Minara as an institutional Bloomberg replacement today.