Forge Financial

Research console — experimental software; outputs are not financial advice. build v7

Access

Status

What is this?

The system's health at a glance: how much real money (USDC) the wallet holds for paying for research, how much it has spent today against the daily cap, and whether it is live (can spend) or in practice mode (cannot).

Controls

What is this?

Two safety switches plus updates. LIVE / DRY-RUN decides whether the system may spend real money on research (about $0.11 per question — nothing else). The kill switch is the emergency stop: it freezes all spending instantly, no matter what else is set. Update server now pulls the latest code from GitHub immediately instead of waiting for the 4-hour background check — it costs nothing. Everything needs a second tap to confirm.

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Server updates Checks for new code every 4 h in the background; tap to pull the latest build now.

Ask

What is this?

Ask one financial question, get back a researched report with sources — like hiring an analyst for a single question. Each question costs about $0.11 of real money from the wallet. If you are not sure how to phrase it, the question builder below assembles a strong one for you.

Not sure what to ask? Build a strong question:

Reports take 1–8 minutes. Keep this tab open.

Analyze — agentic (runs 2–4 paid research calls)

What is this?

The step up from Ask: you give a goal ("should I reduce my Tesla exposure?") and an AI agent plans its own research questions, pays for and runs them (2–4 questions, ~$0.11 each), then weighs the evidence and gives you its view. The result lands in Signals below.

The agent plans its own research questions, runs them within your caps, and returns a risk-scored view. Takes 5–15 minutes; you can close this tab — results land in Signals below. Not investment advice.

Signals

What is this?

Each signal is the AI's finished opinion on one Analyze goal: bullish, bearish or neutral, how confident it is, and what could prove it wrong. Open a signal to read it — and from there you can ask it to propose a paper trade, which you approve or dismiss. Nothing ever trades without your tap.

Risk-scored views from the Analyze engine appear here.

Paper book — pretend money, real prices

What is this?

A practice trading account. You started with $100,000 of pretend money, but the prices are real and live. Every trade here tests whether an idea would have made or lost money in the real market — without risking anything. No real shares or crypto are ever bought or sold. "Cash" is the pretend money not currently invested; "P&L" (profit & loss) is how far you are above or below the $100,000 you started with. Each position line reads: what you hold · how many · @ what you paid on average → the price now.

Your reports

What is this?

Every finished research report is saved here permanently, so what you paid for never evaporates. Tap one to re-read it.

Completed reports are saved here — they cost money, they don't evaporate.

Audit trail (latest first)

What is this?

A tamper-evident diary of everything the system did: every payment, every trade, every switch flip, with timestamps. If anything ever looks wrong, this is the record of what actually happened.