Kirro connects more than 250 brokers, wallet exchanges and wallets in one workspace. Its artificial intelligence tools analyze holdings and answer questions using portfolio data. Paid plans start at $12 monthly; Mobile applications are planned as well. Kyro opened its AI investment platform to the public on Thursday, giving retail investors a single workspace to track stocks, exchange-traded funds, and cash cryptocurrencies. The London-based platform combines portfolio monitoring, market research and powered analysis of investment holdings. It targets investors whose assets are spread across brokerages, pensions, crypto exchanges and wallets, making it difficult to assess their overall exposure. Most people have no idea what they are holding or what they are being exposed to. No one needs a finance degree or a Bloomberg terminal to invest well," said David Shimach, founder and CEO of Kyro. Connecting fixes to financial platforms The AI-powered platform said users can connect more than 250 brokers, wallet and wallet exchanges, including Fidlon, Vanguard, Schwab, Robinhood, Interactive Brokers, eToro, Binance, Coinbase, OKX and MetaMask. Users can also import portfolio information using CSV files or screenshots. Balance, positions, and performance data from linked accounts are designed to update in real-time, giving investors a unified view of their assets across different platforms. Kyro aims to replace portfolio tracking and research capabilities typically associated with an expensive professional terminal accessible to a wider audience. Artificial intelligence research based on an investor artificial intelligence interface allows investors to ask questions in natural language and receive answers and charts based on their investment portfolio. For example, investors can use the platform to assess their exposure to a potential technology sold through ETFs or compare their portfolio with Bitcoin over three months. The first wave of investment apps made it easy to buy and sell.