Contact Autopilot Support

by Nickmortensen

This app came out in the App Store for the first time 14 hours ago. 13 hours ago I got a message asking me if I wanted to download it to keep my devices in sync. Got this message on both my iPad and my iPhone.

I never downloaded it at all. My setting are to share with my family, so I checked with my wife — she didn’t download it at all. My kids didn’t download it — they don’t know the password to download any applications & they were well in bed by the time the message asking me if I wanted to sync my devices by downloading this app appeared on my devices.

My App Store purchase records tell me I did download this application.

Despite dismissing the notification asking me whether I wanted to synchronize this app on my devices, it appeared on my iPad.

I don’t know what gives. But it is very very suspicious.

by Atzatzatzatz

I had to wait over 30 days to withdraw my funds because of a technical error. The team was very slow and left me alone to solve the technical issue to sell my securities. EDIT: The developer has commented below to make it appear that I missed a feature of the app. To be clear, I emailed Chris and screenrecorded the bug that would not let me withdraw my funds from the pilot. Then, I went into my brokerage and manually sold all my positions the pilot had bought, and the automation of the pilot rebought them again. Chris offered me the solution of going into the Autopilot app and “blacklisting” 100+ stocks so the Autopilot would not buy them again. Instead of working with me to withdraw my positions when I did not want to use the app anymore, the team left me on read, took weeks to respond to emails, and in the end I had to try different iOS devices with the app to successfully get my money back.

by Vladytiny2

I downloaded this app after seeing a video about its creation (politicians are playing the stock market while making moves that will impact it, and their moves are public, so it would likely be a good idea to follow their lead). I figured maybe I could put in a few dollars here and there, because like many of my fellow Americans, I live paycheck to paycheck. It won’t let you even access any of the information on the app unless you “will make more than $100,000 this year”. This app clearly was not made with the average working class American in mind. No one has that kind of disposable income, and if they do, truthfully, they’re not the ones who need to be playing the stocks. The only way for things to get better is for the little guys to have just as much opportunity as those on top, and in my opinion, this app is classist and counterintuitive.

Great premise, poor execution.