Today
Your daily check
60 seconds a day. That's it.Build a fund
Not sure where to start? Start with what you own.
You already invest in companies every day: you just pay them instead of owning them. Tell us what you use, and we'll show you the companies behind it and the ones that power them.
Step 1
What do you already own or use?
Tap everything that fits. Pick at least one.
Step 2
What do you care about?
This picks your ETF layer: a whole basket, for built-in spread.
Step 3
How bold do you want to be?
Your fund
Here's what we'd build
Pick at least one thing you own in Step 1.
Tap any company to take it out. Not financial advice: a starting point you control.
Or start from a ready-made fund
Your convictions
Your funds
What's in it
Community
See what everyone's building.
Funds people chose to share under a nickname. Percentages only, measured from the day each fund was shared (its Core Five, equally weighted). Nobody's dollars, nobody's real name.
🔥 Biggest gains since shared
🧱 Hot funds
How many people run each👋 New to the community
📈 What everyone owns
Most-held Core Five stocksShared funds show what their Core Five did, not anyone's actual account. Not financial advice. Report anything off: text Chris.
Connect
How Chris connects his account.
This is the exact setup BRIX started from. It's not a recommendation, and BRIX isn't affiliated with or paid by Robinhood or anyone else. Use whatever broker you like.
Step 1
Pick a broker with fractional shares
Fractional shares let you buy $25 of a $400 stock. That's what makes weekly buying work with any amount. Robinhood, Schwab, Fidelity and others offer them.
Chris uses Robinhood. Turn on two-factor sign-in (Settings → Security) before anything else.
Step 2
Set up recurring buys
In Robinhood: open a stock → Trade → Buy → Recurring investment. Pick an amount and Friday. Done. This alone is 90% of BRIX.
Step 3 · Optional
Connect Claude to your brokerage
Chris uses Claude (the AI assistant) connected to his Robinhood account so it can pull his holdings, check prices and research his funds in plain English.
- In the Claude app: Settings → Connectors, then add your broker's connector if it offers one.
- You sign in on your broker's own page, never inside a chat and never on BRIX.
- Start with read-only access: viewing holdings, prices and orders.
- If you ever let it place trades, you review and approve every order yourself.
Security rules
Non-negotiable
- Never give your broker password to any app, website, chat or person. BRIX will never ask.
- Two-factor sign-in on, always.
- Read-only first. Only add trading access when you understand exactly what it can do.
- AI can be wrong. Check every order: ticker, dollars, buy vs sell.
- Disconnect anytime from your broker's settings or Claude's Connectors page.
Coming to BRIX
Link your account for read-only tracking
Later, you'll be able to link a brokerage to BRIX itself, read-only, through a regulated connection service, so your real holdings show next to your funds. BRIX will never be able to trade.
Why BRIX
Investing info is a mess. BRIX is built for you.
Copy-a-stranger apps. Stock-pick newsletters yelling "buy now." Trading apps built like slot machines. A thousand opinions, and nobody answers the only question that matters: what should you own, and why?
The mess
Copy-a-stranger apps
"Look at this guy's fund."
A politician's fund. A hedge fund guy's fund. A pharmacist's fund. You scroll forever and still don't know why they own any of it, or if it has anything to do with you.
Stock-pick newsletters
Ten "must-buys" a week
Countdown timers, upsells to the premium tier, a new "once in a lifetime" pick every Tuesday. By the end you have 40 stocks and no plan.
Trading apps
Built to make you trade
Confetti, push alerts, options in two taps. The more you trade, the more they make. That's not a plan. That's a casino with a stock ticker.
BRIX is different
Starts with you
Your phone. Your car. Your apps.
Build asks what you already use every day, then builds your fund from those companies and the ones that power them. You already believe in them.
Simple
Five stocks, not five hundred
A Core Five you can explain in one sentence, plus an ETF layer for balance. Every pick comes with a plain-English why.
One move
Same amount, every week
No charts to stare at. No alerts telling you to panic. Buy every Friday, any amount, and let time do the heavy lifting.
Safe
Your money never touches BRIX
BRIX can't hold your money, can't place trades, and will never ask for your broker password. Your account stays yours.
Honest
A community that can't fake it
Friends share funds in percentages only, measured from the day they shared. No cherry-picked screenshots, no dollar flexing.
Plain English
Learn as you build
Short lessons with real numbers: what weekly buying did over two years, why conviction beats chasing, and what compounding actually means.
Side by side
| Everyone else | BRIX | |
|---|---|---|
| Starts with | Someone else's portfolio | What you already own and use |
| How many picks | Dozens to hundreds | Five core, plus an ETF layer |
| How often you act | Every alert, every day | Once a week |
| The "why" | Hidden, or behind a paywall | One plain sentence per pick |
| Makes money when you trade more | Often | Never |
Yes, BRIX can help with more.
But it's built for one person: you.
Build your BRIX →
Prototype. Not financial advice. BRIX isn't affiliated with any broker or app mentioned anywhere on this site.
Painting slot"The house always wins" · 1960s spy oil painting
Why BRIX
Stop trading.
Start building.
97% of people who day traded for 300+ days lost money. Gambling apps are worse. The house always wins, so be the owner.
Brick by brick. Dollar by dollar.What's your conviction?Build your BRIX.