SuperView

Say what you believe about the world. Watch it play out.

SuperView is a social investing product for people who start with a belief about the world, not a ticker. You write one sentence. An agent turns that sentence into a researched basket of Robinhood Chain stock tokens. The basket is published as a view, marked live against the S&P 500, and opened to follow, comment, copy, and invest.

The product thesis is simple. People already have views on technology, health, geopolitics, climate, culture, and supply chains. Those views almost never become a sized, benchmarked book. SuperView is the loop that closes that gap: write, research, publish, track, and rebalance as the story changes.

The problem

A belief like “malaria cases will rise” is not a portfolio. Turning it into one requires an economic mechanism, a set of comparable exposures, risk limits, and weights. Most social finance products skip that work and rank opinions by attention. Most portfolio tools skip the belief and start at a symbol search box.

SuperView treats the view as the object. Performance is public. Status comes from how the book does versus the S&P 500, not from follower count.

The gap exists for three reasons:

1. Translation is hard. A belief is not a ticker. It needs a mechanism, comparable exposures, risks, and position sizing.

2. Social conviction is unmeasured. Most finance feeds reward opinions, not outcomes. SuperView attaches every published view to a live benchmarked basket.

3. Portfolio construction is still too heavy. SuperView compresses the research workflow into an agent-led product, then lets users engage through a live market simulation or, when enabled, wallet-based USDG execution.

What a user does

1. Write a short view in their own words from Home or New view.

2. Watch the agent interpret the thesis, screen the Robinhood Chain catalog, research candidates, and size a 5 to 12 name basket.

3. Publish. The view becomes a social object: thesis, holdings, comments, copy, and invest.

4. Track live last prices, today’s move, the value of money they put on the view, and how that book is doing versus the S&P 500.

5. Follow people whose views work. Copy a basket into their own portfolio. Let the agent keep watching and propose trims, adds, exits, or a full rebalance.

How a view becomes a book

The agent is an investment committee, not a single prompt.

1. Write. A short belief in the user’s own words.

2. Interpret. The agent extracts the economic mechanism, horizon, assumptions, falsifiers, and 3 to 6 investable angles.

3. Retrieve. It screens the Robinhood Chain catalog, supplements with web discovery, and maps companies back to eligible instruments.

4. Diligence. Each candidate receives research notes and scores for directness, exposure purity, confidence, quality, and risk.

5. Construct. A portfolio manager sizes a 5 to 12 name basket across direct, indirect, shared-interest, and hedge roles.

6. Review. A separate critic model can approve the basket or force a revision.

7. Publish. The result becomes a social object with a public thesis, holdings, comments, and live vs S&P score.

8. Monitor. The agent continues watching the thesis and can propose trims, additions, exits, or rebalances.

view
  -> interpreter       mechanism, horizon, assumptions, falsifiers
  -> screen/discover   catalog names, web names, universe match
  -> diligence         company notes and supporting evidence
  -> analyst           directness, purity, confidence, risk
  -> portfolio         weights, cash, roles, basket thesis
  -> critic            approve or revise
  -> construct         hard constraints and investable book
  -> monitor           no_change, rebalance, add, trim, exit

After you invest

The view page is not only a vs S&P headline.

• Your stake shows current value, dollar P&L, and percent. Right after a fill that is today’s tape applied to the amount you put in. Once the mark leaves the fill, it becomes since you invested.

• Versus S&P 500 is a separate live number for the basket versus SPY.

• Each name shows last, today’s percent, and the dollar P&L on your slice of the basket.

• Portfolio shows the same mark at pocket level: value, dollar P&L, percent of cost, vs S&P, and per-name dollars.

Quotes come from Robinhood’s price feed every second, then to the app over poll plus server-sent events. Day change is versus the prior cash session close. Wide after-hours books are clamped to the cash-session range so a stale bid/ask does not invent P&L.

Markets and execution

SuperView uses Robinhood Chain stock tokens as the market instrument. These instruments provide economic exposure to listed companies and are handled with jurisdiction and product controls.

The default demo uses simulated execution against live quotes so anyone can complete the loop safely: view, agent, basket, mark, copy, rebalance. Live USDG execution is wired and gated behind APP_MODE=live, the live_trading flag, and a Privy wallet signed with a P-256 authorization key.

This project is entirely build during the hackathon. We have been doing research and partnerships with stock brokers before the hackathon

We are currently fundraising. 1M at 6M post money valuation.