Autopilot is built so you follow a portfolio you pick, including portfolios based on politician trades. Wealthnow publishes the same kind of public disclosure as research, and people with Marketplace access can copy it. Nothing is placed until they approve it.
What is Autopilot?
Autopilot lets you pick a portfolio, including ones tied to public figures and disclosed politician trades, and follow that portfolio in a brokerage account it supports. That is a different product from a research page. Autopilot publishes its own price. This page does not restate a fee that can change on the Autopilot website.
What Wealthnow does with Congress disclosures
Wealthnow's Congress pages list STOCK Act filings: who traded, which ticker, the disclosed amount range, and the filing lag. Copying a member of Congress is in the Marketplace, for people with access, and nothing is placed until you approve it. A disclosure can arrive weeks after the trade, and amounts are ranges.
Wealthnow vs Autopilot
| Autopilot | Wealthnow | |
|---|---|---|
| Politician trades | Follow a portfolio built from them | Read the filings, or copy them in the Marketplace with access |
| Your approval | The portfolio follow is the product | Each live order in your own account needs your approval |
| Custody | The brokerage account the app uses | Your broker keeps custody |
| Other research | The portfolios it offers | Cited research across the accounts you connect |
Use Autopilot if you want a product that follows someone else's portfolio. Use Wealthnow if you want the filings, and the rest of your accounts, as research you still approve trade by trade.
Frequently asked
Can Wealthnow copy a member of Congress?
Yes, in the Marketplace, for people with access. Nothing is placed until you approve it.
Does Autopilot hold a brokerage account?
Autopilot mirrors a portfolio inside a brokerage account it supports. Wealthnow does not take custody. Your broker keeps the assets.
Are the Congress pages investment advice?
No. They show public filings. They are not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Tengu LLC is not currently registered as an investment adviser with the SEC or any state and is not a broker-dealer or custodian.
