Raxx — Company and Product Overview

NOT LEGAL ADVICE. This document is an informational overview prepared for attorney intake. It does not constitute an offer, a securities disclosure, or a representation of current legal status. Prepared: 2026-05-13 UTC.

Company

Legal entity: MooseQuest LLC State of formation: Pennsylvania (single-member LLC; entity filed 2026-05-13 PA DOS; awaiting certificate of organization as of outreach date) Member: Kristerpher (sole member and operator) DBA: Raxx Operating domain: raxx.app, getraxx.com Stage: Pre-revenue, pre-launch Launch target: 2026-05-23 UTC (v1)

Product

Raxx is an algorithmic trading platform for self-directed retail traders.

The core product is MBT (Mind-Behind-Trade) — the surface where users encode, backtest, paper-trade, and live-execute options and equity strategies against their own brokerage accounts.

What a user does:

1. The user describes their trading strategy in natural language. Example: "Buy an iron condor on SPX, 30-delta wings, 45 days to expiry, when 30-day IV is above the 60th percentile, close at 50% profit or 100% loss."

2. Raxx's AI layer (Claude) parses that description into a structured, deterministic execution format (a DSL — domain-specific language). The AI is performing natural-language-to-structure translation only.

3. The user reviews the parsed DSL in plain English and confirms it matches their intent before activation.

4. Once activated, Raxx's execution engine fires orders rule-by-rule, deterministically, against the user's connected brokerage account. There is no AI in the order-firing path. Execution is predictable, auditable, and user-confirmable.

5. Raxx also surfaces pattern-match notifications anchored in the user's own historical trade data: "Your last 32 iron condor entries with these parameters returned 88.4% — current conditions match those parameters." Notification language is historical and retrospective only. Raxx does not forecast returns or tell the user to act. The user decides independently whether to place a trade.

Business model

• Subscription SaaS. Planned pricing: sub-$50/month tier at launch.
• No AUM fees. No commissions. No revenue from trade execution.
• No custody of user assets. User assets remain at user's chosen brokerage.
• No revenue-sharing with brokers for account openings (no referral arrangement with Alpaca or any BYOB aggregator at this time; if any such arrangement is considered, it will be disclosed in these engagement materials).

Broker model

Hybrid BYOB (Bring Your Own Broker): - Default broker for new users: Alpaca (FINRA-registered broker-dealer, SIPC member). New users can open an Alpaca account through Raxx's onboarding. - Existing brokerage accounts: Users can connect Fidelity, Schwab, TD Ameritrade, or other supported brokers via SnapTrade (B2B financial data aggregator). - Raxx does not hold or custody user assets at any point. - Raxx does not have withdrawal authority over user accounts. - Raxx does not recommend one broker over another; Alpaca is presented as a default for new users without an existing account, not as a preferred choice.

Customer profile

• Self-directed retail traders who already have a brokerage account (or are willing to open one).
• Options traders and equity systematic traders who have already decided on a strategy and want a platform to enforce it.
• Users who understand the basics of options (calls, puts, iron condors, strangles) and want structure enforcement, not coaching.
• Geographic focus at v1 launch: US residents only. Quebec/Canada geo-blocked at signup (pending legal confirmation). Non-US markets deferred to post-launch.

What Raxx is NOT

• Not a broker-dealer. Raxx does not execute orders on its own account. All orders are routed to the user's connected broker.

• Not a registered investment adviser. Raxx does not hold itself out as providing investment advice. The user authors every strategy.

• Not a custodian. Raxx has no access to, and does not hold, user funds or securities.

• Not a robo-adviser proposing strategies. Raxx does not generate or recommend strategies based on user goals. It executes strategies the user already decided on.

• Not a market-data vendor. Raxx is a platform layer; it consumes market data from third parties (Alpaca, Polygon.io, etc.) but does not redistribute raw market data to users.

• Not a financial coach or advisor. Raxx's copy never tells users what to trade, when to trade, or whether a strategy is appropriate for them.

Strategic position (locked product decisions)

These are product decisions already made by the operator. The attorney is being asked to verify the legal posture of these decisions — not to re-evaluate the product direction.

1. Platform of trust through user's own input. Raxx enforces the structure the user already decided on, before emotion gets a vote. Trust comes from user-defined rules, not platform-generated recommendations.

2. Structure gap, not skill gap. The product thesis: retail traders fail not because they lack skill, but because they lack structural enforcement of the strategy they already know. Raxx provides the enforcement layer.

3. Execution is deterministic; AI augments understanding, not action. AI handles natural-language parsing and surfaces retrospective pattern observations from the user's own data. AI is never in the order-firing path.

4. Retrospective only; never forward-looking. Raxx never predicts future performance. All AI-surfaced observations are historical and anchored in the user's own past trades. No forecast language ("will return X%") anywhere.

5. Broker is the user's choice. Raxx copy never names the underlying broker (Alpaca, SnapTrade) in customer-facing surfaces. Raxx is the strategy layer; the broker is the user's decision.

This overview is intended to give the attorney sufficient context for an initial consultation and conflict check. It is not a complete disclosure of all business activities or legal risks. The attorney's engagement letter will govern the scope of representation.