Set it once
and then forget it
Automated investing, finally.
Money thathandles itself
Investing shouldn’t feel like another job. Edyn handles it for you and explains what’s happening in plain English.
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Why Edyn
Set it once
and then forget itNo charts to read
we did that partOne sentence updates
never a dashboardNo minimums
start with whatever you haveYour money, handled
quietly, in the backgroundNo charts to read
we did that part
One sentence updates
never a dashboard
Your money, handled
quietly, in the background
The whole app, in four screens
No settings maze, no risk questionnaire that reads like a mortgage form. You answer one question and Edyn takes it from there.
How Edyn works
Tell us what you can spare
Pick an amount that would not change your week. There is no minimum, so whatever you can spare is a real answer, and you can change it whenever you want.
Edyn builds the mix
Your money spreads across a small set of funds chosen for steady growth, not for excitement. You do not pick anything.
It rebalances on its own
When markets move, Edyn adjusts. Nothing sits in your inbox waiting on a decision from you.
Fern tells you what changed
One sentence, in words you already use, and only when something is actually worth knowing.
The idea behind Edyn
God gave us Eden to tend. Stewardship starts with what's in our hands.
The idea behind Edyn
Edyn account minimums and automation
$0
Minimum to start0
Minutes to set up0
Charts to read0%
AutomatedYour part is short
One amount. One time. After that Edyn does the watching, the moving and the explaining. You do the scrolling.
Why people stay
Everything loud about investing, turned down
Meet Fern
Someone who explains it, once
Fern is the part of Edyn that talks to you. Not a chatbot you have to prompt, and not a feed you have to check. Just a short note when something happened that is worth knowing.
Your balance is up 1.2% this week.
Most of that came from the tech fund. Nothing for you to do.
nice
Want me to keep next month at $25, or bump it?
keep it
Done. I will check in again on the first.
Questions people actually ask
Before you start
No. That is the entire point. Edyn picks the funds, sets the balance and adjusts it over time. You never have to read a chart or choose a ticker.
There is no minimum account size. Edyn has not launched yet, so you can join the waitlist now. When accounts become available, keep in mind that the $2.99 monthly minimum fee is a larger percentage of a small balance.
Yes, whenever you want. Withdrawals typically land in your bank account within a few business days.
A small, diversified set of low cost funds that track broad markets. Nothing exotic, nothing you would need to explain to a friend.
Fern is the part of Edyn that talks to you. When something changes that is worth knowing, Fern explains it in one sentence in plain words.
Edyn earns one advisory fee: 1% a year on the assets we manage for you, billed monthly, with a $2.99 monthly minimum. You pay whichever amount is greater for the month, never both.
We do not earn commissions, fund company payments or referral fees. ETF expenses and possible custodian, trading and tax costs are separate. The minimum fee represents a higher percentage for smaller accounts—for example, $35.88 a year is about 3.59% of a $1,000 balance.
Comingsoon
Edyn has not begun advisory operations and has no clients yet. Join the waitlist to hear when accounts become available. Joining is free and does not open an investment account.
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