Top AI Investing Apps in 2025 – We Tried Them All So You Don’t Have To

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July 15, 2025 · 8 min read

We tested 7 top AI investing apps in 2025.

The rise of AI is transforming how we invest. Gone are the days of spreadsheet tinkering and endless YouTube videos. Today, a new breed of AI investing apps and AI trading tools promises smarter, faster, and more personalized investment advice — even full execution — at your fingertips.

But with so many new tools emerging, how do you know which AI invest tool actually works?

We tried them all: from Bobby, the conversational AI agent fully integrated into RockFlow, to Q&A bots like Incite AI, and quant-heavy systems like Tickeron. Here’s what we found.


Our Picks: Best AI Investing Apps for 2025

RankToolBest ForCore Strength
1BobbySmart, seamless investing + tradingHuman-like AI agent + in-app trading
2MagnifiAccount analysis for beginnersLinks with brokers for simple AI portfolios
3TickeronActive quant tradersSignal-based, rule-driven quant trading
4Incite AICasual investors & learnersAI Q&A for stock screening & learning
5AlgosOneStrategy buildersDeep custom algo setups
6KoinlyCrypto-focused investorsAI-assisted tax reporting for crypto
7Futu (Moomoo)Traders with light AI useGreat mobile app + watchlist-based AI alerts

1. Bobby by RockFlow: The Most Advanced AI Agent for Trade

Bobby is more than an AI investing app — it's a full-stack AI agent for trade and quant trading assistant, built directly into the RockFlow platform.

What Makes Bobby Special

  • Conversational Interface: Conversational Interface: Bobby chats like a friend, but thinks like a strategist. You can type things like:
    • “Build me a dividend portfolio for the next 5 years.”
    • “What should a tech-loving INFP invest in?”
  • AI Portfolio Maker: Takes your preferences, runs real-time screening, applies RockFlow’s proprietary quant models, and builds a complete strategy with:
    • Asset allocation
    • Backtests
    • Risk-return profiles
  • Live Trading Integration: Unlike most tools, Bobby doesn’t stop at suggestions. You can:
    • Execute trades instantly
    • Manage existing holdings
    • Deploy options strategies
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Real-Time Data Meets Human-Like Guidance

  • 100+ live data streams (pricing, news, sentiment)
  • Deep user profiling based on previous behavior
  • RockFlow’s in-house quant team backing Bobby’s strategy engine

Strategy Square: Where Investing Meets Social

  • Share your AI-generated portfolios with others
  • Get followers
  • Earn revenue if others mirror your strategies
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In Our Tests

We tried asking Bobby to:

  • Build a high-growth AI sector portfolio
  • Analyze a user’s trade history and risk profile
  • Adjust a strategy to market volatility in real time Bobby performed flawlessly — from generating backtests to letting us deploy the plan live with one tap.

Verdict: Best all-around AI invest tool for beginners, pros, and anyone wanting real-time execution, smart AI, and a human-like experience in one app.


2. Magnifi: Clean UX, Strong Basics

Magnifi positions itself as a personal AI investing assistant. It links with external brokerage accounts like Robinhood or E*TRADE and provides insights on portfolio composition.

What It Does Well

  • Natural language interface for questions like “Am I diversified?” or “Find me ETFs with low risk.”
  • Easy visualizations and filtering by risk, sector, ESG, etc.
  • Portfolio health scores

What It Lacks

  • No in-app trading
  • Doesn’t build full strategies
  • Limited backtesting

Verdict: Great for beginners looking for a friendly AI investing app that explains their portfolio — but not for serious trading or execution.

Magnifi showing analysis of a connected portfolio Magnifi homepage screenshot


3. Tickeron: Quant Trading Without Code

Tickeron is less about casual use and more about quant trading. It offers AI pattern recognition, signal-based entry points, and rule-based bots.

What’s Inside

  • Pre-built AI signals for swing trades
  • Strategy builder using technical indicators
  • Premium plans for auto-trading signals

Limitations

  • Not very conversational
  • Can overwhelm newer users with technical jargon
  • No social features or portfolio management

Verdict: Ideal for experienced traders who want signals, backtests, and a rules-driven approach to AI trading.

Tickeron official site screenshot


4. Incite AI: Chat-Based Investing Info

Incite is more of a conversational research bot. It uses natural language AI to answer stock questions like “What’s the outlook for Nvidia?”

Pros

  • Great for educational purposes
  • Helps compare companies quickly
  • Good UI for visual learners

Cons

  • Doesn’t learn from your preferences
  • Can’t manage or build portfolios
  • No trading or execution functions

Verdict: Like ChatGPT for finance questions. Great for research, not execution.

Incite AI homepage screenshot Incite responding to a question about a tech stock


5. AlgosOne: No-Code Quant Trading Engine

AlgosOne gives you full freedom to build algorithmic strategies using conditions, rules, and triggers. It’s like Pine Script, but easier.

Strengths

  • Strategy lab with no-code blocks
  • Paper trading accounts
  • Backtesting over multiple timeframes

Weaknesses

  • Steep learning curve
  • No personality or conversation
  • Not ideal for everyday retail traders

Verdict: Ideal for pros and aspiring quants, but not beginner-friendly.

AlgosOne landing page UI


6. Koinly: Your AI-Powered Crypto Accountant

While not a trading bot, Koinly deserves mention as a crypto AI investing tool that helps automate tax reporting.

Features

  • Wallet sync for major chains and exchanges
  • Auto calculation of capital gains/losses
  • Exportable tax reports for most countries

Limits

  • Only for crypto
  • Doesn’t advise or build strategies

Verdict: Excellent for crypto investors needing AI help at tax time, but not relevant to stock/ETF investors.

 Koinly crypto tax tool site screenshot


7. Futu (Moomoo): Trading App with Light AI Add-ons

Futu’s Moomoo app is a slick trading platform with some AI features.

Key AI Elements

  • Smart watchlist alerts
  • Basic AI-based portfolio suggestions
  • News summarization bots

But its AI layer feels shallow — and doesn’t personalize beyond basic prompts.

Verdict: Strong for mobile stock trading, weak for those seeking an advanced AI agent for trade.

Futu trading app site screenshot


FAQ

Q1: What’s the best all-in-one AI investing app right now?
Bobby. It blends live trading, quant modeling, and AI conversation better than anything else we tested.

Q2: Can any of these tools execute trades for me?
Only Bobby offers end-to-end trading via chat and quant portfolio deployment.

Q3: Which tool is best for quant trading?
Tickeron or AlgosOne. Both focus on backtesting and rule-based strategy.

Q4: Do I need a RockFlow account to use Bobby?
Yes. Bobby is native to RockFlow and currently invite-only.

Q5: What AI app is best for crypto investors?
Koinly — for tax automation. None of these apps currently trade crypto.

Q6: Can Bobby help me pick ETFs, options, and single stocks?
Bobby doesn’t provide official stock recommendations, but it can inspire you with data-backed ideas based on real-time screening, market trends, and your personal interests. You’ll get smart prompts and portfolio examples to explore — the final decisions are always yours.

Q7: Does any AI tool let me publish strategies?
Bobby offers this via Strategy Square — including follower monetization.

Q8: What makes Bobby feel more “alive” than the rest?
It responds with metaphors, jokes, and context — like “Warren Buffett mode.” Smart and fun.


Want early access to Bobby? Apply here for beta and start building smart, personalized portfolios — the fun way.

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