O Conselho — a personal council for life's decisions: money, career and purpose.
Every big decision deserves a council. In O Conselho, you build a council of 1 to 3 advisors: financial experts, life masters and great minds from history. Talk to them anytime, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
BUILD YOUR COUNCIL
Choose 1 to 3 advisors from many available:
• Financial experts — from conservative to bold, each with their own school of investing;
• Great minds — Leonardo da Vinci, Albert Einstein, Marie Curie, Nikola Tesla, Socrates, Confucius, Nelson Mandela, Sun Tzu, Frida Kahlo and Steve Jobs;
• Life masters — Stoic philosophy, spiritual wisdom and practical mentoring on habits and goals.
ASK ONCE, HEAR SEVERAL VIEWS
In the Council Room, your advisors debate with each other — one leans toward caution, another toward action, another toward the long term. You decide after hearing every side, whether it's about money, career or a big step in life.
CONNECTED MONEY, REAL ADVICE
Connect accounts, cards, debts and investments in one place via Open Finance, with a connection regulated by the Central Bank of Brazil. From there, the financial advice is about YOUR life, not generic theory.
NEWS ABOUT WHAT MATTERS TO YOU
The smart feed learns the topics you discuss with your advisors and filters the news, with a short explanation in an advisor's voice. Every conversation builds context. Your advisors remember what you decided, what changed and what matters to you — the advice gets sharper with every interaction.
TABLES: DECIDE AS A GROUP
Invite people to a Table with your advisors and deliberate together — family, business or team decisions, with AI mediation.
NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE
O Conselho is an analysis and education tool. The advisors debate scenarios and perspectives based on your information, but the final decision is always yours. We are not a financial institution and do not offer regulated investment advice.
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Every big decision in your life deserves a council