Calivar scans markets, surfaces trade ideas with explainable AI reasoning, and waits for your approval, in paper mode, with full risk controls. Not financial advice. Built for traders who want clarity, not hype.
Not financial advice. Paper-first. Past simulated performance does not guarantee future results.
Calivar scans your watchlist, generates a trade idea with full Claude reasoning, then puts it in a queue, waiting for you.
Six capabilities that put transparency and control at the center, not as afterthoughts.
Automated watchlist scanning that surfaces candidate setups based on your configured strategy rules.
Every proposed trade comes with explainable logic written by Claude. Read it. Agree or disagree. Then decide.
Simulated fills through Alpaca paper accounts. Evaluate strategy behavior without any real capital at risk.
Configurable loss threshold that pauses all trading automatically when breached. You set it. It enforces it.
A full, immutable audit log of every proposal, approval, rejection, and risk event, timestamped and searchable.
One screen for positions, P&L, risk state, pending approvals, and strategy activity. No context switching.
We don't manage your money, give financial advice, or promise returns. Calivar is a research and simulation tool that makes your own decision-making more inspectable.
Free during beta. Paper mode only. Founder-led feedback loop while we build. Limited spots.
Beta only. No spam. No sharing your data. No financial advice.
No. Calivar is a research and simulation tool. It does not provide financial, investment, or trading advice. It is not a registered advisor or broker. You are solely responsible for your own trading decisions.
Not in the beta. Calivar is paper-first, it runs in Alpaca paper mode so you can evaluate how the strategy behaves without risking real capital. Live trading is excluded from v0.
No. No trading tool can guarantee returns. Simulated paper results do not predict real results. Trading involves risk of loss. Any P&L figures shown are paper-mode simulations, clearly labeled.
When a strategy identifies a trade candidate, Claude analyzes it and writes a plain-English rationale, covering market context, why the entry fits the rules, and what could go wrong. You read that before deciding. Claude is a filter, not an oracle.
No. ForgeAI Global never takes custody of funds, Alpaca Securities holds custody and executes all activity. The beta runs the agent on per-customer Alpaca paper accounts (simulated, no real cash) so you can evaluate it without risking capital. Real-money trading would launch only after the required regulatory review.
Alpaca paper accounts in v0 beta. We're evaluating Robinhood (read-only via Plaid) and other broker integrations for future releases, but live trading through any broker requires additional disclosure and is out of scope for beta.