Ask Your Live Market Data Anything

AI grounded in live market data

Generic AI chatbots answer market questions from stale training data and confident guesswork. Robinflow’s assistant is different by construction: when you ask it something, it runs real queries against live platform data (the flow tape, dark pool prints, signals, news, and your watchlist) and builds its answer from what comes back. You can see which data it pulled for every response, so “where did that come from?” always has an answer.

For the story behind the natural-language filter, read Introducing AI-powered signal filters.

One thing it deliberately is not: a trading bot. The assistant analyzes and explains; it does not place, recommend sizing for, or execute trades. If you’re searching for an AI trading assistant that trades for you, that is a different product category, and one to approach with skepticism.

Ask in plain English

Ask the questions you’d ask a colleague watching the tape: “What’s the most aggressive call buying in tech today?” “Summarize the dark pool activity in my watchlist.” “Why is this ticker moving?” The assistant streams its answer with the relevant trades, prints, and headlines attached, turning twenty minutes of tab-hopping into one question.

Smart filters and daily digests

The same language understanding powers the AI smart filter: describe a flow setup in words and get a working filter with its parameters shown. It also powers the AI daily digest, which summarizes what mattered across your watchlist each day: notable flow, unusual activity, news with real impact, and analyst moves. AI news summaries score and condense the day’s headlines so scanning the market takes minutes.

Honest limits

The assistant gives analysis, not investment advice, and it can be wrong: markets are noisy and no model sees the future. AI usage is metered per account with a transparent usage view in your settings; if you reach your daily or monthly allowance the assistant simply pauses until it resets, and you are never billed an overage. Treat the assistant as a fast, tireless research analyst whose work you check, because that is what it is.