The voice layer between you and the market.

What it actually does

TradingVox is the voice tool in the EZPZ ecosystem, and it reaches the rest of it three ways. There's no second, parallel data stack running underneath — EZPZ is the data, EZRA is the research analyst, Finn is your TradingView connector, and TradingVox is a new way to talk to all of them.

On top of those three, TradingVox has its own chart awareness on the TradingView widget embedded right on this site, separate from Finn entirely. See the ecosystem breakdown on the home page for how the pieces connect, or the full feature catalogue.

How it adapts to you

The first time you use it, TradingVox asks (once, conversationally) whether you trade day, swing, or longer-term, and whether it's real money or you're still learning — then adjusts its vocabulary and depth to match. You can also switch Vox modes anytime in Settings: Default is the balanced everyday voice, Mentor explains the reasoning behind an answer and won't generate a trade setup (great for developing traders), and Trading Desk synthesizes signals into one direct read — it's the only mode that pulls a concrete entry and invalidation level. Same data and tools underneath every mode, just a different lens on top. See the same question answered in all three.

What we deliberately don't do

Narrow scope on purpose, not a limitation we're working around:

• No trade execution, no broker integration. TradingVox doesn't place or route orders and doesn't connect to any brokerage account. That's a separate product's job.
• No personalized investment advice. It reports data and context, things like "resistance at 4,315" or "call buying at the 130 strike," not what you should do with your money.
• No screenshot-based chart reading for anything price-critical. Chart state (symbol, timeframe, indicator values, drawn levels) is read as structured data through a widget API, not guessed at visually. Vision input is a commentary fallback only, never the source of truth for a number that matters.

Why it exists

Most trading tools assume you're glued to a screen, tabbing between charts and feeds to piece together a picture. That's fine when you've got the attention to spare, but it's friction when all you want is a straight answer to "what's going on with NVDA right now." The best version of that answer already comes from a sharp trader in your group chat, not another dashboard. EZPZ's data, EZRA's research, and Finn's chart control are already there; TradingVox just lets you ask for them the way you'd ask a person.

How we think about reliability

An AI that guesses when it doesn't know something is worse than one that just says so. When TradingVox isn't connected to something yet, it says that plainly instead of making an answer up. The live demo's fallback line is literally "I don't have that connected in this preview yet." The same honesty applies to the product itself: if the voice engine goes down mid-session, it falls back to text rather than dropping you silently, and everything spoken is also written to an on-screen transcript, so voice is one interface into TradingVox, never the only one a screen reader or a noisy room can rely on.

Where this is today

TradingVox is live. Here's what's actually running, not what's planned:

See Pricing for what each package includes and the FAQ for the detailed breakdown.