thornberry
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thornberry
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thornberry ai is local-first software for self-directed traders. A research crew, a strategy builder, and your own execution, all running on your machine, no cloud holding your keys. Built for equities, options, and futures. Published by Thornberry LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Decryptofy Inc.
We were tired of "AI traders" that are one model in a data center, holding your keys, promising the moon, and shrugging when it goes sideways. So we built the opposite.
A crew that does the legwork. Bots that run your strategy, not ours. Limits that don't bend when you're up big and feeling lucky. The AI never pulls the trigger. You do, on rules you wrote, with a brake you control.
"You write the strategy. Your bots run it, inside your limits. Nobody else is in the room."
Published by Thornberry LLC, a subsidiary of Decryptofy Inc. · the paperwork is public · the name stays lowercase.
Every "AI trading" product works the same way. A model sits in a data center you'll never see. You paste in your broker keys. It trades. You hope. When it blows up, the logs are on someone else's server and the apology is a status page.
thornberry ai is the opposite bet. The intelligence runs on your machine, not theirs. It reads the tape, the macro, and the flow, then hands you ranked candidates. It doesn't decide. Your strategy decides, because you wrote it, and your own bots execute it, inside hard risk limits you set, behind a kill switch that gets the last word.
No server holds your credentials. No model trades on your behalf. No one's in the middle. That's not a feature list. It's the whole point.
No. The AI reads the market and ranks candidates. Your strategy decides what to act on, your bots place the trades inside your limits, and you set every one of those limits. The model never pulls the trigger.
No. It runs when you're in front of it, not in the background, and live trading is off until you turn it on. Even then, at launch you approve every live order. There's no hands-off, always-on autopilot.
On your machine, encrypted. Broker keys in your OS keychain, audit log on your disk. No server of ours holds your credentials, and telemetry is off by default.
Every new strategy starts on paper, against live data, on its own clock. You can switch it off per strategy whenever you want. The app just shows you exactly what you're skipping first.
Equities, options (including multi-leg spreads), and futures. Brokers at launch: Alpaca, Interactive Brokers, Charles Schwab, TradeStation, Tradier, Tradovate, and ProjectX, with each asset class routed to the right one. More plug in through the SDK.
A separate risk engine holds your limits, from position size to drawdown to prop-firm rules, and owns the kill switch. The bots trade inside those limits or not at all.
No. A modern laptop with 16GB of RAM is plenty. It's model-agnostic, so you pick a local model that fits your hardware.
No. thornberry ai is software. The AI researches and screens; the strategies are yours; you're the trader. Past performance does not predict future results.
No. The LLMs are one tier of one layer. The substance is the strategy engine, the native math engines, the backtester, the graduation system, and the risk process, most of it compiled, none of it a prompt. The model researches; it doesn't run the desk.
It's allowed to be. The AI only researches and ranks. It never decides or trades. Your strategy decides, and your risk limits hold no matter what the AI says. A wrong read costs you a candidate you ignore, not a position you didn't size.
Your edge was never the agents. It's your strategy and your judgment. thornberry ai doesn't ship a single canned strategy; you build your own, grounded in your own vault. The agents do the legwork so your judgment has more to work with. The edge is still yours, and it stays on your machine.
You're not trusting the model with money. You're trusting your rules, and a risk engine that holds your limits. The local model does high-volume research; the genuinely hard calls go to a frontier model; and risk-path decisions never run on an unverified model at all.
No. A modern laptop with 16GB of RAM is plenty. It's model-agnostic, so you pick a local model that fits your hardware, small or large.
You pull the kill switch and it halts in seconds. Everything is logged before the fact, encrypted, on your disk, so a bad day is reviewable, not mysterious. And there's no cloud service holding your account that can go down and strand you. Your keys, your data, and your strategies live on your machine.
Private beta is invite-only. Lifetime seats are capped at 2,222.
thornberry ai is trading software, not a broker, and not investment advice. Trading securities, options, and futures carries a substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. You can lose some or all of your capital, and with options and futures you can lose more than you deposit. Past performance does not predict future results. You make every trading decision and you bear every result.
