Paper first. Live when you're ready. Henry alongside.

The shape of it

You sign in with Google and set a six-digit trading password. A paper account opens for you at a U.S. brokerage with $50,000 in it — real prices, real fills, no real money. From there the platform has six rooms:

• Trade — watchlist, chart, ladder, ticket, orders, positions, the account card.
• Pulse — the market on one page: the read on the two indexes, sectors, headlines, calendars, the Daily brief.
• Henry — what he is doing on the account you're on, his words, your plan, his diary, what he remembers.
• Ledger — every account, every day, every order.
• Notifications — the bell: fills, Henry's notices, anything that needs you.
• Channel — trade alongside the people you follow. Coming after launch.

Paper first

Everything works on paper exactly as it does live: the same ladder, the same ticket, the same ledger. Reset the paper account to any size up to $1,000,000 whenever you like. How paper trading works →

Live, at your brokerage

When you're ready, connect the brokerage account you already have. Orders go from Atheneo to your broker under its rules — its buying power, its settlement, its commissions. Atheneo never holds your money. Third-party platforms →

Henry

Henry reads what is on your watchlist and says, in plain English and with the time, when something sets up. You choose how much of the trading he takes on per account: Safe, Smart, or Auto. How Henry works →

Integrations

• Brokerages — Webull today, by API key, with every account under the key connected at once. More brokerages after launch.
• Sign-in — Google. A six-digit trading password guards the account on top of it.
• Market data — quotes, bars and the live stream from our data partners; headlines from the wires; earnings and economic calendars; the Daily brief written five times a trading day.
• Mail and alerts — email for what matters, the bell for the rest, your phone for both.