Brujula Rentivo consolidates data from multiple trading and exchange accounts into a single, AI-analysed view, so you can assess risk and plan ahead without piecing together separate statements.
Most households now hold assets across several platforms and exchanges, each with its own reporting format, update schedule and terminology. Reviewing them side by side takes time, and small discrepancies are easy to miss.
Brujula Rentivo was built on the observation that risk is rarely caused by a single bad decision. It tends to build up quietly, in the gaps between accounts nobody is reviewing together.
Rather than exporting spreadsheets from each provider, Brujula Rentivo connects to your linked accounts and brings the data into one structured view, updated continuously and analysed by the same models across every source.
Balances, positions and transaction histories from each connected account are standardised into a common format, so figures are directly comparable rather than approximated.
Positions are re-synced on a regular schedule rather than at the point of manual export, reducing the chance of decisions being made on stale information.
The same analytical criteria are applied across every linked exchange, so comparisons between accounts reflect genuine differences in exposure rather than reporting quirks.
The underlying process is kept deliberately plain. There is no attempt to predict short-term price movements; the aim is to highlight structural risk and suggest adjustments that are consistent with a stated long-term objective.
Account data is pulled from each connected exchange and normalised into a shared structure, with timestamps and source references retained for audit purposes.
The consolidated data is analysed against historical patterns and current exposure thresholds to identify concentration, correlation and drift from your stated targets.
Where adjustments may reduce unintended risk, a recommendation is presented with the reasoning behind it, leaving the final decision with you.
Connecting multiple financial accounts to one platform raises legitimate questions. Our approach is to apply the same safeguards used by institutional platforms, and to be clear about what we do and do not do with your data.
Account data is encrypted using industry-standard protocols both while it is being transmitted from exchanges and while it is stored, limiting exposure if any single layer were compromised.
Wherever an exchange supports it, Brujula Rentivo connects using read-only credentials, meaning the platform can view and analyse data but cannot initiate transactions on your behalf.
Account access is segmented and logged, so activity can be reviewed and unusual access patterns identified promptly.
Your data is used to generate your own analysis and is not sold or shared with third parties for marketing purposes. You can request a full export or deletion of your data at any time.
A family holding assets across three exchanges notices, once the data is combined, that two accounts are carrying overlapping exposure to the same sector without either platform showing this individually.
Brujula Rentivo flags the combined concentration and proposes a rebalancing adjustment sized to bring overall exposure back in line with the household's stated long-term tolerance, rather than reacting to short-term price movement.
An investor reviewing retirement planning wants to understand how exposure has drifted over eighteen months across accounts opened at different times for different purposes.
The consolidated view shows exposure trending away from the original target allocation. The platform presents the drift clearly and suggests a measured set of adjustments rather than a single sweeping change.
Request access to see how your current accounts would appear inside a consolidated, AI-analysed dashboard. There is no obligation, and a member of the team is available to walk through the setup with you.