GeekedAI is a company built on one idea: every big institution already points AI at regular people. It's time regular people got the same weapons.
The people who win compounding fights are the people who know things others don't. Information asymmetry built every fortune ever made.
For the first time, you can rent a brain the size of a research desk for the cost of a coffee. The question is no longer if — only who points it at what.
We're shaped by the environment we're handed. Hand someone better tools, you get a better outcome. Hand them nothing, they fight with their hands.
The same AI they use on you. Now in your hands.
Pick the delivery model that fits how you work. Both run on the same underlying research, both default to paper-trading, both refuse to take a cut of your P&L.
Sign up, fund your Alpaca account, hit start. We run the AI for you — ensemble-voted signals, profit lock, daily kill-switch, no code required. Works on your laptop or phone, free paper account out of the box.
A decentralized catalog of audited, downloadable trading bots from independent quants. Pay once, run locally, own the source. Anyone can publish — flat 20% platform fee, vendors keep 80%.
The stock market moves in cycles. Boom, peak, crash, reset. The pattern has played out for a century, and right now the warning signs look identical to the last two peaks. The difference this time: a new tool called AI that the wealthy are already using — and almost no one else is.
The 1920s looked unstoppable. Regular people borrowed to buy stocks — they kept going up, so it felt free. By 1929 the wealthiest 1% controlled almost a quarter of all national income. Then the market crashed 89%. The Great Depression followed.
FDR launched the New Deal — laws designed to stop the rich from rigging the game again. He created the SEC, separated risky investing from your savings, and started Social Security. The middle class was built by those laws.
Dot-com. Housing. Pandemic. Each time, the government bailed out banks and big companies. Each time, the wealthy bought up cheap stocks and real estate while regular people lost jobs and homes. The wealth gap only widened.
Top 1% owns about 30% of all U.S. wealth. Seven tech companies make up about 30% of the S&P 500. Wages haven't kept up with asset prices for 20 years. The setup looks exactly like 1929 and 2007. A reset is coming. The only question is who's prepared.
FDR's generation got new laws as their reset. Yours gets new tools. The cycle will turn — the only choice is whether you turn with the machines or get run over by them.
Born in San Jose — in the heart of Silicon Valley, where every product is built to study you — Nimalan grew up watching the industry that promised to connect people quietly turn them into the product. Banks built models to score him. Ad networks built models to predict him. Hedge funds built models to trade ahead of him. GeekedAI is what you build when you've spent a lifetime inside the surveillance pipeline and decided to point the same machinery the other way.
GeekedAI ships two products today: GeekTrades, a hosted AI trading platform that runs on your funded brokerage account, and HFTbot, an open marketplace where independent quants list downloadable bots you run on your own machine. Same mission, two delivery models — your data, your keys, your alpha.
The internet was supposed to be the great equalizer. Then Robinhood made it a casino, Bloomberg made it a paywall, and Twitter made it a rumor mill. The actual edge — traders talking to each other and building strategies together — stayed inside the institutions. We're taking it back.
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