//The first configurable multi-agent investment platform
Build your own AI investment firm.
Design a team of AI agents (analysts, reviewers and a decision-maker) and put them to work on more than 1,000 expert investment articles a day from over 20 sources. They don't guess from what they absorbed in training: every pitch, objection and position is argued from theses that experienced investors wrote.
Free to start. No card required. Your first runs are on us.
- Expert research sources
- 20+
- Investment articles analysed a day
- 1,000+
- Layers you design yourself
- 8
- AI model providers, chosen per agent
- 5
Paper portfolio. Nothing here places a real trade.
01Expert research
Agents that think with the experts, not from memory.
A language model left alone answers from whatever it absorbed in training: dated, generic and impossible to check. Deepfriday's agents never work that way. Every run starts from investment theses and ideas written by human experts, and every finding an agent makes is tied back to the analysis it came from.
How it works
- 01
Expert theses arrive
More than 1,000 investment articles a day from over 20 expert sources, captured around the clock.
- 02
Agents read the arguments
Each agent weighs real analysts' reasoning (the thesis, the catalyst, the risk) before forming a view of its own.
- 03
Every idea cites its research
Positions carry the analysis behind them, so you can check what an agent read instead of trusting what it says.
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02Scale
Read in an hour what no analyst could read in a month.
No human desk can read a thousand expert articles a day, check every ticker and remember yesterday's view. Your agents do it on every run. Each article is distilled into a structured note before any agent sees it, so the desk spends its effort on judgement, not on reading.
- Assets
- Every company, ETF and index an article names.
- Intent
- Long, short or watch: what the author actually argues.
- Symbols
- Each ticker confirmed against live market data.
- Rolling view
- How expert opinion on a name is shifting.
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03The draft
Every stock gets one owner, and all the evidence.
Research is dealt by stock, not by article. Each analyst receives a private shelf of names, each one bundled with every note written about it. Nobody pitches a company having read a fraction of its coverage, and no two agents chase the same ticker.
How it works
- 01
Grouped by stock
The day's notes are regrouped into one lot per ticker, freshest first.
- 02
Dealt fairly
Lots are spread across analysts, balanced by depth of coverage, and rotate so every seat sees every shelf.
- 03
Claimed with conviction
Analysts claim the names they can argue. A dropped name gets a second chance, with the reason attached.
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04Your firm
Your firm. Your org chart. Your rules.
Nothing about the team is fixed. Design it the way you would staff your own investment firm: how many layers it has, what each one is for, how many agents sit in each, which model every agent runs on and what kind of investor it is. A private investment firm, staffed entirely by AI agents.
- Layers
- Two to eight, each with a name and a purpose you write.
- Headcount
- As many analysts or reviewers per layer as the work needs.
- Mandate
- Your strategy, in your words, shapes every prompt on the desk.
- Models
- A model per agent from five providers, mixed freely.
- Personas
- Value hunter, sceptic, momentum trader: give every seat a temperament.
- Risk & horizon
- Risk profile, position limits, time horizon and run cadence.
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05The debate
Ideas earn their place by argument.
Every pitch is challenged on the figures before anyone sizes it. Reviewers cite valuation, cash runway and the next report, the agent below defends its case, and a verdict is recorded either way. A weak idea has to survive every layer you built before it reaches your book.
How it works
- 01
Pitch
An analyst makes the case, citing the expert research and the fundamentals.
- 02
Challenge and rebuttal
A reviewer raises objections. The author answers them with evidence, or concedes.
- 03
Verdict
Each layer rules on every idea it is handed. Nothing disappears without a recorded reason.
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06The book
Positions you can audit, on a portfolio you control.
The deciding layer sizes the surviving ideas against your risk profile and limits, then proposes concrete moves. Apply them with one click, or let the team allocate on its own. It is a paper portfolio, and every decision is explained.
- Proposal
- Sized positions, each with conviction, thesis and evidence.
- Apply
- One click, or automatic allocation at the end of every run.
- Plans
- Targets, stops and review dates, checked on every run.
- Digest
- An email summary when each scheduled run finishes.
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