Kamla trades US stocks for you, once a day.

1. 01

   Create an account

   Email + password, 30 seconds.

2. 02

   Subscribe when you want

   €19.90/month: it's what you pay to use real money. The simulation and a practice account at Alpaca stay free forever.

3. 03

   Set your risk profile

   Capital, max drawdown, per-position cap.

4. 04

   Connect your Alpaca account

   Optional: the free simulation needs no broker. A practice account at Alpaca (pretend money) connects on the free plan with its keys, and a step-by-step guide shows you where to get them. Real money connects with the keys of your live Alpaca account.

5. 05

   Kamla can automatically execute its daily decision in your brokerage account

   Once a day, sized to your account, with the stop button always within reach.

6. 06

   Get the daily call

   In the app and by email, with the why behind every decision.

7. 07

   Track everything

   Your account analytics + weekly report.

8. 08

   Full control

   One-tap kill switch; turn it off anytime.

9. 09

   Your live account, when you decide

   Subscribe, turn on two-factor, accept the terms and connect your own brokerage account.

Prices in EUR, VAT included in the EU. Cancel anytime.

Questions

01

How does Kamla's brain work?

A proprietary AI brain turns market data into selective swing setups on US equities. Every decision runs on the demo account, in the open. How it decides is our edge; the results are public.

02

Why only one decision a day?

Because Kamla holds positions for days, not minutes. One decision per market day, for the whole portfolio, avoids reacting to every blip and keeps costs and noise down. On a given day it can open several positions, keep what's working, close what isn't, or do nothing at all.

03

When does Kamla trade, and what about big news?

The decision is made once every market day at 10:00 New York time, and orders go out at 10:15. Kamla doesn't chase headlines during the day. In a crash, what limits the damage is structure, not prediction: in your brokerage account, every position opened by Kamla has a −8% stop that Kamla checks every five minutes while the market is open, and a +8% profit target that rests at your brokerage; no single stock is bought with more than 20% of the account, long only, no leverage; each day's decision picks up to eight names to buy (usually three to five) and sells what no longer makes sense; and you can sell any position yourself, any time, with a tap and a confirmation (outside market hours it queues for the open). What it can't do: the stop is a check, not a resting order, so it doesn't act overnight or while Kamla is down; in the first 15 minutes after the open it only sells on a fall of 12% or more from the average price Kamla paid; from 10:00 to 10:20 New York time, while the day's decision is applied, the five-minute check pauses; prices can gap past it; and a slow bear market is handled by the daily decision, not by stops. The free simulated wallet follows the same daily decision but has no brokerage behind it: Kamla only checks the stop when it applies the day's decision to it, and on a day with no buys nothing is applied or checked.

04

What can Kamla buy?

Only a fixed list of about 50 large, well-known US companies, such as Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, JPMorgan, Coca-Cola and McDonald's. No small caps, no penny stocks, no crypto. The list doesn't change because of a news story.

05

Does everyone get the same decisions?

Yes. The engine makes the same decision for everyone; Kamla only sizes it to your account and the risk limits you set. It isn't personalised advice.

06

What return can I expect? Do you promise profit?

None is promised. Nobody can honestly promise returns, and anyone who does is a red flag. Instead we publish everything: every session since June 9, 2026, with the equity curve compared with the S&P 500 and the drops along the way. See /performance, then try it in simulation.

07

If it works, why not just use it yourselves?

Because it isn't a gold mine, and we don't claim it is: there are losing days and weeks, and results only mean something over months. Kamla is software: the subscription pays for development, market data and infrastructure, and Kamla never takes a cut of your gains.

08

Can I confirm each trade before it happens?

Not today: once you turn automation on, Kamla executes its daily decision on its own; that's what it's for. You stay in control before and after: practise in simulation first, cap the size of each position, and stop Kamla from operating at any moment with the full-stop button. Stopping sells nothing by itself; in a brokerage account the −8% stop stays on and can still sell.

09

Do I need an Alpaca account to try Kamla?

No. The free simulation runs on a Kamla demo wallet, with no broker at all. You only need an Alpaca account if you decide to use real money.

10

Is Alpaca a Kamla partner? Why Alpaca?

Alpaca is an independent US broker, member of FINRA and SIPC. It lets apps like Kamla send orders through its official API, with your permission. The account is yours, in your name: Kamla never holds your money, can't withdraw it, and you can revoke its access at any time.

11

Which brokers are supported?

Alpaca today. More on the roadmap. That is why Kamla is available to residents of Europe and the United States — Alpaca confirms eligibility for your country of tax residence.

12

Do I have to connect my main investment account?

No. You can open a separate Alpaca account with only the amount you want Kamla to manage. Your other investments stay where they are, with no access at all.

13

Do you hold my funds?

No. You bring your own broker (BYOB). We never custody funds. Your broker keys are encrypted at rest, scoped per tenant.

14

How can I evaluate Kamla?

Don't take our word for it: every session since June 9, 2026 is on the public record, compared with the S&P 500 over the same period, including the days that lost money. See /performance.

15

Can I turn off auto execution?

Yes. There is a one-click kill switch in the workspace and in the mobile app. Existing positions are not closed automatically.

16

Does Alpaca charge commissions?

Kamla never takes a cut of your trades and never holds your funds — you connect your own broker (BYOB). Brokerage fees are set by your broker, not by us; Alpaca offers commission-free US stock trading, but always check your broker’s current terms.

17

Is this real-money trading?

Yes. Once you subscribe you can connect a live Alpaca account and Kamla can execute its daily decision there automatically. There are a few steps, on purpose: two-factor authentication, accepting the live-account terms, and connecting the account with your own API keys. Your money never leaves your broker and the stop button is always one tap away. Our public track record stays on a demo account, so you can keep checking every call against a book with nothing hidden. We suggest $50 or more. Kamla trades whatever size you bring; the only hard floor is technical — about $8, so the engine can place one order per name. The free simulated wallet starts at $100. Under $500 we ask you to confirm you know a small account has less room to work with.

18

What support do I get?

Human support, straight from the people building Kamla — no call centre, no bot. Write to [email protected]: we reply within 1 business day to subscribers, and within 2 business days to everyone else.