An AI tutor that explains
Ask about ETFs, risk, fees, compounding, earnings, anything. Mintor answers in plain language, shows the strongest counterargument, and tells you when it does not know.
Mintor is a patient AI tutor for students and new investors. Ask anything about how investing works, run what if scenarios with real math, and practice with paper money. It teaches you to think; it never tells you what to buy.
Sign in with Google. No card needed. Education only, not financial advice.
Most investing apps hand you a buy button. Mintor hands you understanding first, so the decisions you make later are your own.
Ask about ETFs, risk, fees, compounding, earnings, anything. Mintor answers in plain language, shows the strongest counterargument, and tells you when it does not know.
Pick an amount, a fee and a price change. The server does the arithmetic, so the numbers are exact, and the tutor explains what they mean and what they do not.
Try ideas with fictional prices, keep a decision journal, and look back at why you thought what you thought. No real orders, no real money.
Paid plans are coming soon. During the beta every account is Starter, free, with no card on file.
AI tutor replies each week, basic what ifs, and one watchlist of five.
600 tutor replies a month, unlimited what ifs, a portfolio X-ray and a weekly recap. Students get the first month free.
2,000 replies a month, company deep dives, your own price and rule alerts, and earnings previews.
25 seats. Everything in Strategist plus a monthly live group session, early access and a Founding badge.
Mintor is operated by Andrew Shim, a University of Tampa student and sole proprietor, as an education and research tool. It is not a broker dealer or an investment adviser, and it does not place trades or hold your money.
A paid plan never makes an answer correct. Check important facts against original sources before acting on them.
Sign in with Google, agree once to the education only terms, and ask your first question.
Questions? getmintorapp@gmail.com
You must be 18 or older and live in the United States.
Some ideas belong in a roadmap until they can be built and reviewed responsibly.
AI conversations, scenarios with exact math, a decision journal and a fictional paper engine. No live market data.
Monthly plans with larger allowances, portfolio tools and alerts, once billing and allowances are tested.
Seeing your own balances and holdings inside Mintor needs broker approval and a legal review. Mintor will never place trades.