Supertake

About Supertake

Supertake is a platform that converts user-supplied beliefs and market perspectives into investment portfolios. A user describes a conviction in natural language, and the system generates a corresponding portfolio of assets, then places trades through connected brokerage accounts. It was incubated within Union Square Ventures and works with existing brokerages like Robinhood and Coinbase.

Review

Supertake takes a direct approach to AI-assisted investing: instead of screening funds or analyzing charts, you type out a thesis and let the system build a portfolio from it. The tool handles both the asset selection and the trade execution, which removes manual steps between idea and action. It's a narrow but clearly defined function that combines language-based input with brokerage integrations.

Key Features

• Natural language portfolio creation. A user enters a belief or investment thesis in plain text, and the platform translates it into a set of assets.
• Automated trade execution. Once a portfolio is generated, Supertake places the trades on the user's behalf through connected brokerage accounts.
• Brokerage integrations. The platform connects to Robinhood for stock trading and Coinbase for cryptocurrency trading.
• Shareable portfolios. Users can share the portfolios they create, making their investment theses visible to others.

Pricing and Value

Supertake is currently listed as free. The product page does not describe any paid tiers, subscription models, or future pricing plans. Whether the free status applies to all features or represents a launch-period offering is not yet defined.

Pros

• Converts natural language investment theses directly into actionable portfolios without requiring users to research individual securities.
• Trades execute automatically, eliminating the need to manually place orders after portfolio generation.
• Integrates with widely used brokerages, so users can work within accounts they already hold.

Cons

• The platform's decision-making process for asset selection is not transparent-users cannot inspect how a given thesis maps to specific holdings.
• Functionality depends entirely on third-party brokerage integrations; any disruption to Robinhood or Coinbase access would block trade execution.
• Investors who prefer granular control over individual stock picks, weightings, or entry timing won't find those levers here-the tool abstracts those decisions away.

Supertake fits users who have a clear macro-level conviction and want to act on it without building a portfolio manually. It's less suited for those who want to examine the reasoning behind each asset selection or who trade on platforms beyond the two supported brokerages. The concept of turning a sentence into a funded portfolio is concrete and narrow, which may appeal to people who find traditional investment research workflows too slow for their pace of ideation.