LoadingAlphaYou vs Autopilot
Know which one you are buying.
Choose Autopilot to connect a brokerage and have US stock portfolios, such as politician and fund portfolios, traded for you.
Choose AlphaYou to research stocks and to copy qualified Hyperliquid traders, whose positions are public as they change, from an account you own.
| The job | AlphaYou | Autopilot |
|---|---|---|
| The job it handles | Stock research, plus copy trading on Hyperliquid | Picking a portfolio and trading it automatically in your brokerage |
| What you copy | Qualified Hyperliquid traders, whose positions are public on the exchange | Politician, fund and creator stock portfolios |
| How fresh it is | Positions are public as they change, and copies follow the trader about every 20 seconds | Politician and fund portfolios start from public filings, which can arrive up to 45 days after the trade |
| Where your money sits | An account you own. A trade-only key cannot withdraw or send funds | Your own brokerage account, which Autopilot connects to |
| What it costs | 0.05% per copied trade plus Hyperliquid's fee. No subscription or profit share | A paid access fee and a minimum per portfolio. Check the app for today's price |
| Stock research | Funds, insiders, Congress and filings in one feed | Portfolio tracking inside the app |
More conviction. Less scattered research.
US stock portfolios in your own broker.
Spotting a move is half the job. AlphaYou also lets you act on it: pick a qualified Hyperliquid trader and copy them from an account you own.
0.05% per copied trade, plus Hyperliquid's own fee. No subscription. No profit share.
Copy trading involves risk, including losing your whole deposit on leveraged positions. Past results do not predict future results. Copied results differ from the trader's because of timing, fees and account size. A stop-loss is an instruction, not a guaranteed price, and continuous trading does not guarantee a fill. Availability depends on where you live. Not investment advice.
A politician's portfolio is rebuilt from public filings, and members can take up to 45 days to file. A copy of it starts from that delay. A live trader's positions are public on the exchange as they change.
Both can be worth following. They are different bets, so check the timing before you check the fee.
Autopilot connects to a brokerage and trades stock portfolios. AlphaYou's copy trading works on Hyperliquid, so it follows crypto-native traders rather than stock portfolios, and it uses a trade-only key on an account you own.
If you want a politician or fund portfolio traded in a US brokerage account, that is Autopilot's job and AlphaYou does not do it. AlphaYou's stock research still tracks Congress, insiders and funds, so you can see the same filings and decide for yourself.
No. AlphaYou tracks congressional trades as research, but its copy trading follows Hyperliquid traders, not US stock portfolios. Autopilot is built for copying stock portfolios in your own brokerage.
AlphaYou's stock research does not place brokerage share orders. Its user-directed copy trading does place orders on Hyperliquid, from an account you own, using a trade-only key that cannot withdraw.
Yes. Autopilot can copy a stock portfolio in your brokerage while AlphaYou handles research and, separately, Hyperliquid copy trading. Neither changes the other.
Yes. You can copy qualified Hyperliquid traders from an account you own, using a trade-only key that cannot withdraw. It costs 0.05% per copied trade plus Hyperliquid's own fee, with no subscription and no profit share. It does not copy US stock portfolios. Copy trading involves risk, including losing your whole deposit.
Each trade page links the original filing and shows the filing date and the transaction date the filing reports. The trackers list insider, Congress, fund and contract records. This comparison does not quote a performance number.
Funds, Congress and insiders, read the moment they file. Free, and one unsubscribe click.
Written by AlphaYou. Based on the linked product documentation and our current product, reviewed October 21, 2026. This is a workflow comparison, not a head-to-head speed or returns test. Access varies by plan.
