About Acubic
Quantitative portfolio software, built by an independent company.
Last reviewed
- Entity
- Acubic, Inc., a Delaware corporation
- Delaware file no.
- 10686560
- Incorporated
- July 6, 2026
- Contact
- info@acubic.ai
- Registered office
- 16192 Coastal Highway, Lewes, DE 19958, United States
Who operates Acubic
Acubic is built and operated by Acubic, Inc., a Delaware corporation registered with the Delaware Division of Corporations under file number 10686560, incorporated on July 6, 2026. Its registered office is at 16192 Coastal Highway, Lewes, DE 19958, United States. The company is directed by André Mendes, Francisco Livraghi, and Ricardo Rei Silva.
Acubic, Inc. is an independent software company and is not a broker. Acubic is a listed third-party application in the eToro App Store and connects through eToro's official API; with Trading 212 the connection runs on an API key you generate yourself. In neither case is Acubic owned by or part of the broker, there is no commercial or reseller agreement with either, and neither endorses or takes responsibility for the portfolios Acubic produces. Where Acubic connects to a brokerage account, it is an account you already hold, and you can revoke that access at any time.
What we build
Acubic is a quantitative portfolio intelligence platform built around portfolio optimization, AI-assisted portfolio building, risk profiling, and walk-forward backtesting.
The product is built around portfolio intelligence, not one-click speculation. Every workflow prioritizes transparent constraints, interpretable assumptions, and repeatable methodology over black-box outputs.
Who Acubic is for
Acubic is designed for self-directed investors, financial analysts, and research-driven users who want a more structured, repeatable portfolio process. The platform is especially relevant when spreadsheet workflows start to feel too manual and existing tools feel too opaque about their underlying logic.
Research and methodology standards
Acubic publishes public methodology pages and guides that explain how portfolio construction, risk framing, and validation should work in practice. These pages are reviewed when major product workflows, model assumptions, or data handling choices materially change. Significant updates are reflected with visible review dates on affected pages.
Research content is written to be citable and honest about limitations. Where claims about model behavior are made, they are based on documented backtesting or explicit analytical assumptions, not marketing generalities.
Trust signals
Public trust signals currently available on the platform include:
- A named operating entity with public registration details
- Transparent pricing with no hidden fees
- Methodology documentation with review dates
- Practical research guides on portfolio optimization, risk profiling, and backtesting
- Privacy and Terms pages governing data handling and platform use
- Visible contact channels for support and privacy questions
What users should understand
Acubic provides research workflows and analytical tooling, not individualized financial advice. The platform is not a registered investment advisor, broker-dealer, or fiduciary. Users are responsible for evaluating suitability, execution quality, and jurisdiction-specific obligations before making live investment decisions.
Backtested and modeled results have inherent limitations. Historical performance does not guarantee future outcomes. Model assumptions may degrade during structural market regime changes, and execution quality in live markets can differ from simulated assumptions.
Editorial policy
This policy covers the blog, the guides and the methodology page on acubic.ai: how they are written, where their facts come from, how AI is used, and how mistakes are corrected.
Who writes Acubic's content
Articles are published under the byline Acubic Research, the name Acubic, Inc. uses for the research and writing it publishes. The byline names the company, not an individual, because the company is responsible for what it publishes. Acubic sells subscriptions to its own software, and articles that compare Acubic with other tools are written by Acubic; read those comparisons with that interest in mind.
How content is researched and sourced
- Statements about Acubic itself (what it automates, which brokers it supports, what each plan includes) must match the product as it is built and documented. They are not taken from marketing copy or from memory.
- A statistic or a quotation from outside Acubic links to the primary source it comes from: a regulator, a central bank, an index provider, a peer-reviewed or working paper, or a broker's own documentation. A figure we cannot source is not published. Many articles published before October 2026 cite no external sources; we are revising them to this standard.
- Content explains concepts and how the software works. It does not recommend individual securities, give personal tax or legal advice, or promise or imply returns.
How AI is used
Most blog articles are drafted by an AI language model through an automated publishing pipeline. A person does not read every article before it goes live. Before an article is published it has to pass automated checks:
- A claim check that refuses sentences about Acubic's automation, money movement, plan limits or returns unless the product's own documentation supports them, and refuses broker fees, tax figures and regulatory claims outright, because those go out of date.
- A search and content audit of the built page, and a check that no unfinished placeholder text remains.
The checks are word-based rules. They catch the specific kinds of error they were written for; they do not guarantee that every sentence is correct. The methodology, guide and legal pages are not produced by that pipeline.
Corrections
If you find an error, email info@acubic.ai with the page address and what is wrong. We correct factual errors in the page itself. When a correction changes the substance of an article, its visible "Updated" date changes with it; an article that cannot be corrected is unpublished.
Updates and review
The methodology page and the guides are reviewed when the models, data pipelines or core assumptions they describe change, and show the date of their last review. An article's updated date moves only when its content changed, never to make it look recent.
Not financial advice
Everything we publish is general information about investing and about the software. It is not personalised financial advice, and backtests and other simulated results are hypothetical. See the Terms and the Legal notice for the full terms.
Contact
For general questions: info@acubic.ai
For account support and billing: support@acubic.ai
For privacy and data questions: privacy@acubic.ai