Watches eight familiar names
Bluechip checks the same short list about every 15 minutes while it is running.
Meet Bluechip
A stock bot that tells you what it is doing.
Bluechip watches eight popular stocks and ETFs about every 15 minutes. It follows one pullback rule, checks your limits, and either waits or prepares a small buy. You can see every decision in plain English.
Bluechip does not promise a profit. A real trade can lose some or all of the money used for that trade.
ExamplePractice
QQQNasdaq 100 ETF
Down 1.7%
✓ The price move meets Bluechip's rule
✓ You do not already own QQQ or have an order waiting
✓ A $2 buy fits your trade and daily limits
Bluechip's decision
Would buy $2 of QQQ
Practice shows the decision. It does not send an order.
What Bluechip does
It watches. It checks. It waits unless everything lines up.
Bluechip looks for a 1.5% pullback in AAPL, NVDA, TSLA, SPY, QQQ, AMD, MSFT, and GOOGL. A price drop alone is not enough. It also checks the current price, what you already own, orders that are still waiting, and the dollar limits you chose.
Uses one clear rule
It looks for a pullback instead of chasing a stock that is already rising.
Checks before acting
It will wait if you already own the symbol, an order is pending, or the buy would exceed a limit.
Shows you the reason
Activity explains what Bluechip checked, why it waited, and whether an order was sent.
Connect on your Mac
Your Robinhood sign-in stays with Robinhood.
In the DayTradingBot Mac app, press Connect Robinhood. Robinhood opens its own approval screen and asks you to choose a dedicated Agentic account. After you approve it, Bluechip can read that account and place only the trades you allow. DayTradingBot never asks for your Robinhood password and cannot transfer or withdraw your money.
Your trading money stays in the Robinhood Agentic account you control. DayTradingBot is software, not a broker or a place to deposit money.
I already have an access code- Where you connect
- The DayTradingBot Mac app
- Who handles sign-in
- Robinhood
- Which account it uses
- The dedicated Agentic account you approve
- What Bluechip can do
- Read that account and submit allowed stock orders
- What it cannot do
- Transfer or withdraw your money
Practice first or choose Real
You decide when an order can leave the app.
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Practice uses no trading money
Bluechip checks current market information and shows what it would do without sending an order.
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Real can place an order
Real is a separate choice. Review the warning and your limits before you turn it on.
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Launch limits stay small
Choose $1–$25 for the whole day and $1–$5 for any one trade. One trade can never exceed the daily limit.
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Real permission ends after 24 hours
Bluechip returns to waiting when the permission expires. Review everything again if you want another Real session.
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You can stop new trades
Pause Bluechip whenever you want. Pausing stops it from opening another trade.
Straight answers
Know the difference before you use real money.
Does Practice predict what I will earn?
No. Practice shows what the rule would do with current information. It cannot predict the price you would receive later or whether a real trade would gain or lose money.
Does a dollar limit prevent every loss?
No. Limits cap how much Bluechip may add to new trades. They cannot prevent a stock from falling or promise that you will get the exact price shown.
Does Bluechip sell stocks?
The launch strategy is focused on small market buys when its checks pass. Do not treat Bluechip as a complete investing plan or assume it manages every position for you.
Can I use the browser app instead?
You can use the browser for onboarding, your access code, Practice, and account information. The Mac app keeps the Robinhood Agentic trading connection on your computer.
See if Bluechip fits you
Choose your setup before you buy.
Build my starting setupAbout two minutes. No phone number, broker password, or deposit.