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Autopilot - Investment App App Complaints & User Negative Comments 2024
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✓ WebullWebull account connection Error.Version: 1.8.0
✓ Gets stuck on payment page for alerts. Based in CA.Looking forward to having this fixed!!.Version: 1.0.1
✓ Won’t let me sign upSays that I’m “geoblocked” and demands a phone number.Version: 1.0.2
✓ We Bull account not supportedMy we Bull account wont connect and I really want to try chatgpt auto investing.Version: 1.2.1
✓ Looks goodCan we have MooMoo pls.Version: 1.3.1
✓ Cool ConceptWould be nice to see last trade date and reported dates of the holdings under each investor.Version: 1.0.1
✓ Doesn’t work on the majority of devices/placesIn Australia I’m unable to connect my brokerage (Webull). Webull is a USA based brokerage. Webull is directly supported by autopilot app. I paid USD $100 to support trade trackers and autopilot meanwhile I can’t actually use any services lol..Version: 1.3.1
✓ Costs $10/moThe app is good but it forces you to make the investment (min $550) before it discloses prices to continue to match the person you’re following over time. It’s $10/mo. This means you have to be investing a sizable amount in this app for the monthly fee to be worthwhile. If you’re planning on doing this with $1000 or less, don’t bother. Super shady that they don’t list the subscription price until you buy stocks. Also it somehow doesn’t go through the App Store in app purchases. It goes though custom credit card processing..Version: 1.0.7
✓ No InformationThis app leads you straight into signup and linking to your investment account with very little information to build trust. There is indication in their terms and conditions that there is may be charges associated with having an autopilot account and that details about those charges may be found in the app or on the website, but I was unable to find any of that information. I was unable to complete signup because they require at least $500 in your investment account and I wasn’t willing to trust my money to an app that lacks transparency. I don’t think the app is a scam per se, but it smells of not having my best interest as an investor in mind. Great concept; execution needs work..Version: 1.0.2
✓ Great Concept, Poor ExecutionI think there's a lot of potential here, but my account gets disconnected during trading hours and only reconnects after hours. My brokerage is under beta testing so that piece is understandable, but I am a premium member and there has been no response from customer support about this issue within 24 hours. Maybe there's hope down the road but right now I'm just losing money all around..Version: 1.8.2
✓ App doesn’t workI was excited to try this as a little experiment and I was able to invest through the app, but when I went back to open it, the app stopped showing my my information and instead took me to the introductory letter window, prompting me to get started. I see my investment through Robinhood, but not through the app. I reported this bug, received initial notice to restart my phone. This did not work and they have yet to update the app. I’m still interested in the concept but if I cannot use the app is it really worth it?.Version: 1.7.0
✓ Iris was great, this ain’t it.Iris had much more options of people to follow. You could follow other users in addition to hedge funds and politicians. I could check the history and see if I agreed with their trades before following. This app is a shadow of the previous one. You immediately have to pick someone to follow and commit at least $500 to invest or you can’t even interact with the app. If they let me do paper trading for a month or something to get a feel for what would happen, then maybe I could trust it. But as it stands this is way too opaque and I hate that you have to commit actual money before even being able to interact with the app..Version: 1.0.9
✓ It needs more.$120 a year is far too steep for an unestablished app, it’s a bare bones presentation with not the slightest effort into reinforcing or reassuring the methods of safety and security for the users funds or even the process in how all this is executed..Version: 1.0.1
✓ Just wants more moneyNew to investing and thought this looked like a good way to get started. It’s not. 1. Don’t tell you until way past the signup stage the charges for automatic investing. 2. Decided to start with the $500 minimum. Chose a portfolio to follow. After the first stock purchase Autopilot stopped because my buying power had dropped below the minimum. Contacted autopilot and they said it was a “glitch.” Apparently the only way to fix it is to give it access to more of my money. No thanks. Then to top it off, and I realize this is probably pure coincidence, the one purchase it made turned out to be one of the worst performing stocks in the portfolio..Version: 1.4.0
✓ Intriguing concept, but useless for Canada & UKNo support or integration for these countries. This app basically shouldn’t be on the Canada App Store. 1 way to redeem themselves would be to follow the politicians and get notification via app when they dump or buy major quantities. There seems to be a delay of up to 30 days before the crook politicians declare their trades. Would be great if by law they had to declare it same day..Version: 1.1.0
✓ Honest Initial ReviewI signed up for the automatic download a few months in advance due to enjoying their Twitter page and thinking “Wow: that’s actually a cool idea!” I was really excited when the app first downloaded. Went in, set up my account…BAM: “You need at least $500 in your account to use”. Oh noes! While my account has several thousands in it, it only had like $60 in buying power. So over a little bit of time, I traded off some losing stocks until my buying power was around $600. Went back to the account, set up my pilot, it went to work…BAM: subscription fee to continue use. !!! “…I can’t really afford that right now…”. I’m not very wealthy at all. My stock portfolio is from YEARS of adding money and making little trades here and there. My monthly income is tight (especially in this economy). While I figured there would probably be a fee, I thought that 1) it would be disclosed much sooner than it was and 2) it would be more in line with the value of the stock trades. For someone with a lower amount in their account, I would have figured it would have been either a lower cost (because the algorithm probably won’t make many trades with smaller accounts) or even some sort of merit system (like billed a certain percentage based on gains). While I think the app is nice and I had no issues with the use, I’m just let down that I won’t be able to use it to its full advantage until I basically find a better paying job..Version: 1.0.5
✓ Not enough transparencyI have known about this app for well over a year. It’s a great concept. Unfortunately there is very little information in how it works. Nancy recently sold allot of her stocks and the app has her still holding the same stoc. Nancy recently bought Pyxis and that stock is not in the list of her owned stocks. Makes this app seem like an advertising gimmick. Zero information about the monthly cost to use the app which is also shady. I am afraid the SEC will knock on your doors soon..Version: 1.0.7
✓ Great concept - not fee transparentI like the idea. I like the structure from a security perspective (they hold no money, just execute trades based on secure tokens from your brokerage house). What I don’t like is that they will let you buy into an “autopilot” but not tel you until after you have had the system accept your trades that it will cost you $10 a month to continue being “autopiloted” by the person or fund you have chosen to follow. I don’t mind paying for a service, I just wish that the fee info was transparent. Less transparency = less trust..Version: 1.0.5
✓ Used all my buying power!I liked the idea and I had to try myself how good it is. Unfortunately the excitement didn’t last long. I signed up to try it on $500 on my Robinhood account. The next day, it basically used all my buying power to make the transaction at market price. I am trying to reach support but no response so far. I feel like this is still a premature product and charging $30 for what it does is not justified yet. It would’ve been cool if it worked like a magic..Version: 1.2.1
✓ No support for Canadian brokeragesIt’s fine to not support Canadian brokerages, but at least give me push notifications on trades so that I can do them myself. I’d even pay for that..Version: 1.8.2
✓ I wanted to like it, it’s a gimmick.So I figured out there is a delay between what the pilots are doing and what autopilot does. The pilot I was following took about 2 weeks, very suboptimal and causing me to lose money. I decided to delete the pilot I was following, so that I could slowly sell the holdings to try and atleast be even. To my surprise removing a fund manager (pilot) means that autopilot will sell all holdings at market open. So now I’ve lost more money because I couldn’t sell these stocks myself when they’re supposed to be sold (without two week delay). So upset right now, autopilot should be paying me to be using this service in its current state..Version: 1.1.0
✓ Could be a great app but…I can’t feel comfortable with an app that won’t disclose any of its fees until after I execute the first trades in my investment account. Especially if I’m about to invest a 5-digit sum. I also tried hunting around online for any sort of indication of a rate structure but could not find one, so I have no idea if it’s even a flat rate or based on the size of funds I’m trading. Fees really need to be transparent for users to be comfortable using the app and need to be disclosed early on in the process or online, not after I execute over 10k in trades..Version: 1.2.1
✓ Useless for canadiansCant even see their trades nor connect our accounts.Version: 1.2.1
✓ Great idea, needs workThis app is nowhere near where it should be. Older reviews mention the lack of transparency (i.e. subscription fee, minimum $500 buying power, no paper trading). Hiding this information behind signup screens is no way to have transparency and a successful app. I’ll start using this once it’s more retail trader friendly; and that’s IF they make the changes the people want. Would be even better if they made the subscription fee on a tiered list for this of us without thousands of dollars invested..Version: 1.2.2
✓ Requires a decent chunk of cash to get startedGreat app with some great potential. I can’t speak for how it works as the second I handed over my stock account info it told me that I have to have $500 available to get started along with a warning about them (the app? The company?) only being able to hold my spot for 5 days whatever that means.. 5 stars for the concept, 1 star for the high starting cost..Version: 1.0.1
✓ Not working with WeBull AustraliaNot working with webull australia account. Keeps getting login errors.Version: 1.2.1
✓ Extremely unreliable appThe app looked promising as 1st but there are way too many bugs for me to continue using it. I have a Robinhood account and even when the app says it’s queued up my orders, the orders were never made. I tried deleting the portfolio and restarting again but I kept getting timeout error or data format error when trying to make an order. If the critical user flow of this app is this bug infested, then I can’t say how I can trust the app to make trading decisions behind the scene. Would NOT recommend getting this app..Version: 1.3.1
✓ Not available in AustraliaWhy isn’t this available is Aus?.Version: 1.8.2
✓ Can’t delete accountThere is no way to view your account information or delete it after you signup with your name, mobile number and email address..Version: 1.0.1
✓ No Canadian brokerages^^^.Version: 1.1.0
✓ Useless for CanadiansCan’t use unless you have a US based currency app like robinhood. Not worth downloading. Waited forever for the preorder…. To not use it..Version: 1.0.1
✓ What’s the point?Not only do I need to re connect my brokerage account every week it seems. Which, I’m paying for everything to be handled automatically. But when the app disconnects, who knows how many auto sells/ buys I’ve missed. All these trades are so far in the past before they’re reported. The juice just isn’t there from the last squeeze. Running this for about a month or two now, portfolio is in the red every week. I’d be doing better just sticking with the S&P or a vanguard..Version: 1.10.1
✓ Webull wont connectHi Aaron, my webull account wont connect. Sent you an email. Please help me fix.Version: 1.13.0
✓ Autopilot sounds good on paperThe trades are delayed, Buy high and never sell. Autopilot does give you good insight into companies but I had to blacklist everything to keep the app from trading my portfolio and losing money thousands. So far I am down 48% and it’s been 6 months. Not sure how some of these profiles are up 12-50% but there is no way I will recover this loss this year. Do not cancel the subscription because it will sell all your assets at current market so you won’t be able to ever recoup your loss..Version: 1.2.0
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