Straight answers,
including the awkward ones.

A signal-hunting trading terminal. Airohead classifies the state of the market it is watching, scores how tradeable that state is, and lets you define what a good setup looks like — a hunt. It then waits, 24/7, and briefs you the moment your rule triggers. You do the deciding; the platform does the waiting.

No trading is. Hunts with a trade leg open paper positions that the engine marks to the live price, so the track record you see is measured rather than self-reported. Airohead has no order-placement path, no exchange integration and no custody of funds. The only real money involved is what a metered query costs.

Crypto, and only crypto. Robinhood Chain tokens are the default universe — USDG, WETH, the chain's deepest pairs, and any token you add by contract address, resolved and priced from on-chain pool data on a 30-second tick. Crypto majors are priced from the engine's spot feed where it carries a listing for them. There is no equity feed and no broker connection: a tokenised stock trading on the chain — an NVDA/USDG pool, say — is an on-chain token quoted in USDG, not a share, and legacy equity rows are filtered out of the live board entirely. The tracked list changes as instruments are added, so it is not printed here; the dashboard lists every symbol.

Reading is free and does not need an account. Building — hunts, alerts, portfolio, API keys — is free and needs only a wallet signature. The one thing you pay for is compute: any query that runs a model is charged for that single query. There is no subscription, no card and no tier.

The price is not set yet, so this page will not print one. When it is fixed, the server publishes it and quotes you the exact figure, in whole cents, before the query runs. Airohead would rather show you nothing than a number it cannot stand behind.

In USDG on Robinhood Chain, chainId 4663. The server quotes a price, you send one ERC-20 transfer to the treasury address in that quote, and the server reads the transaction back on chain — right token, right recipient, sufficient value, recent enough — before any model is called. A transaction hash can be redeemed exactly once.

No. None of the three exists in the product. Nothing recurs, nothing renews and there is nothing to cancel — stop asking questions and you stop paying, that day.

AIRO is the analyst inside the terminal. Ask it about a tracked instrument and it answers with a sourced, confidence-scored read — thesis, evidence, risk and an invalidation level — grounded in the live market data the engine collects rather than generic chatter. It is the surface that costs money, because it is the one that runs a model.

Anything simulated is labelled simulated, in the response and on screen. A feed that is not configured renders an explicit empty state, and a missing number renders as an em dash. Airohead never fills a slot with a fabricated figure to make the page look complete.

Connect a wallet — an EVM wallet, or Phantom on Solana — and sign a message. It costs no gas and sends no transaction; the signature just proves the wallet is yours. There is no email and no password, so there is no password to leak.

Yes, and this is a shipped feature rather than a plan. Airohead speaks the Model Context Protocol over a hosted HTTP endpoint, so Claude or any MCP-capable client can read markets, create and arm hunts, replay a draft hunt's triggers against recorded history, and read results back. That replay is entry-only — it counts how often the conditions would have fired over the history Airohead has actually collected, and does not simulate the trade leg or a P&L curve. The same API key also authenticates plain HTTP requests if you would rather skip MCP.

It cannot move real money — there is no order-placement tool and your wallet is never touched. It cannot mint further API keys; key creation needs a real signed-in session. It cannot see another account's data, and it cannot spend past the key's own cap. Revoke a key and the very next request fails.

Same price, different rail. A key-authenticated agent cannot sign a transfer mid-request, so it debits a prepaid USDG balance you topped up from your own wallet, inside a per-key spend ceiling. There is no agent surcharge and no per-seat charge.

The metered payment rail moving from test mode to live, deeper regime and flow intelligence, a broader agent tool surface, and more instruments on the tick. What is on this page today describes what exists today.