Your money stays at your brokerage. You decide what the software is allowed to do.

Who runs this?

I do. I’m George Ramsay, founder of The Assembly Method. The product is operated through Assembly Method LLC, a Utah limited liability company, and I currently build and run the software.

Nothing on this page is meant to imply a financial credential or regulatory status that has not been separately established.

Business contact: George@TheAssemblyMethod.com.

What is actually being offered?

An early-access investing software product. It can review a connected portfolio, look at the market and declared risk signals, recommend a change when the rules call for one, and explain the reasoning.

The product can study the whole linked portfolio, including holdings you chose yourself. That does not make every linked holding Assembly-managed. Assembly manages only the positions you explicitly entrust to the Assembly portfolio; self-directed holdings remain observable context and are not automatically traded, resized, or offset by the managed portfolio.

A recommendation is not the same thing as permission to trade. Automation, where available, uses a separate permission set chosen for each connected account.

This is built for long-term investing, not day trading, guaranteed returns, secret stock picks, or predictions about tomorrow.

Where is the money, and what can the software do?

Your assets remain at Webull. Investing connects to the brokerage account you already control.

Management scope and trading permission are separate controls. A holding can be visible to Investing while remaining self-directed; read access never grants authority to manage it.

Increasing trading access requires explicit confirmation. The product also supports pausing and an emergency stop. There is no withdrawal or transfer permission in this model.

Do not send brokerage credentials through email, chat, or the early-access form. Use only the authenticated connection flow.

What evidence exists?

The methodology is public and the declared calculations and rules have executable checks. That makes the process inspectable. It does not prove the product will beat a passive portfolio.

If you want the technical details, assumptions, calculation examples, and evidence standard, they live on the methodology page.

How does the business make money, and what conflicts exist?

Pricing has not been set. Joining early access does not charge a product fee, and this site is not currently offering a percentage-of-assets or percentage-of-profit plan.

If brokerage referral payments, affiliate revenue, sponsorships, issuer compensation, or another material commercial relationship is introduced, it should be disclosed before it is allowed to affect customer-facing decisions or content.

I can also have personal investment positions. A material conflict relevant to a recommendation should be disclosed.

What am I agreeing to today?

Joining early access means giving Assembly Method contact information so I can communicate with you about the product. It does not connect a brokerage account, authorize a trade, transfer custody, charge a product fee, or promise investment performance.

The Privacy Notice and Early-Access Service Terms contain the current legal details.

What remains the user's responsibility?

Investing involves risk, including loss of principal. You still decide whether an account, risk setting, management scope, and automation permission are appropriate for you. You are also responsible for protecting your credentials, reviewing account activity, and keeping brokerage security controls current.

The software can make the process easier to inspect. It cannot make uncertainty disappear.