Invest in the World's Best Companies.
Own Them Directly.

Direct indexing means owning the individual stocks that comprise an index, rather than buying a fund. This unlocks tax-loss harvesting, customization, and transparency benefits that funds cannot provide.

Geographic diversification reduces portfolio risk, provides access to different economic cycles and growth opportunities, and ensures you're not overly concentrated in one country's market—even if that country has historically performed well.

With an ETF, you own shares in a fund structure. With Tessellare, you own the actual stocks directly. This enables tax-loss harvesting on individual positions, complete customization, and full transparency into your holdings.

Yes, we plan to expand internationally after our initial US launch. We're starting in the US because it offers the most developed regulatory framework for investment advisors, which allows us to establish our platform on a solid foundation. However, our long-term vision is to serve sophisticated investors globally. If you're outside the US, we encourage you to join our waitlist—we'll notify you when Tessellare becomes available in your market. Expansion timelines will depend on regulatory approval processes in each jurisdiction.

We'll provide details on specific markets and exchanges before launch. Our focus is on liquid, established markets across developed and emerging economies.

Tessellare offers both standard indices (such as MSCI World, MSCI ACWI, and FTSE All-World) and fully custom index creation. If you have specific investment goals, sector preferences, geographic allocations, or unique criteria that standard indices don't address, we can build a personalized index from scratch tailored to your exact specifications, complete with a custom benchmark to track your portfolio's performance.

You have complete flexibility. You can track US-only indices (like the S&P 500 or Russell 3000), global indices (like MSCI World), regional indices, or create custom indices. You can also maintain multiple separate portfolios—for example, one tracking the S&P 500 and another tracking international markets. Tessellare provides direct indexing benefits regardless of your geographic allocation preference.

Yes. You can maintain separate portfolios tracking different indices simultaneously. For example, you might have one portfolio tracking the S&P 500 for US exposure and another tracking MSCI ACWI ex-USA for international exposure. Each portfolio is independently managed, customized, and tax-optimized.

We monitor your total exposure across all portfolios you hold with Tessellare. Large companies like Apple, Microsoft, and NVIDIA appear in both US indices (S&P 500, Russell 3000) and global indices (MSCI World, MSCI ACWI). If the same stock appears in multiple indices you're tracking, we ensure your combined position remains appropriately sized and doesn't create excessive concentration risk, while each portfolio maintains its target index correlation.

International stocks naturally provide currency diversification. We'll provide detailed information on our currency handling approach, including whether and how we hedge currency exposure, before launch.

Different currencies add diversification. Over time, currency effects are modest. We'll provide full details before launch.

No. We handle the complexity. You just need to understand the concept: own companies worldwide.

All investing has risk. But spreading across many countries and companies actually reduces concentration risk.

You can own precise portions of stocks (like 0.5 shares). This means perfect diversification without needing huge amounts of money.

2026. We're currently incorporating and applying for SEC registration.

$20,000 to start.