If you've landed here for the first time, the short answer is: Quant Intelligence builds and operates two independent software products, Alden and Quantmind.
We're not a consultancy, an agency, or a fund that manages money on your behalf.
We build software, we ship it under our own name, and we stand behind how it's built.
Alden is a personal AI assistant.
It's built to operate a computer on your behalf, filling in forms, managing files, and handling routine tasks, with every action gated behind an explicit approval system so nothing happens without your say-so.
It's voice-first, meaning you talk to it and it talks back.
Quantmind is a subscription trading system for gold, delivered as a MetaTrader 5 Expert Advisor that you install and run yourself.
It reads institutional CME gold futures order flow, not just a broker's price feed, to inform trade entries and risk management.
Quantmind doesn't manage your money or hold your funds; it's a tool that runs inside your own trading account, under your own control.
Beyond the parent company name, not much is shared between Alden and Quantmind on purpose.
What does carry across both is a way of thinking about software that has real responsibility: it should be given control deliberately, not by default, and it should ask before doing anything sensitive.
That's the one operating principle we hold both products to, even though they solve completely different problems.
If you want to see what either product actually does, the best place to start is its own site: Alden or Quantmind.
If you want the fuller story on how we think about the company itself, our About page is the place for that.