Nancy Pelosi may be retiring, but Autopilot — the app that helped make her an iconic stock trader by tracking her investments — is just getting started.

It now has $1 billion under management and three million downloads — and it just raised $8 million to grow the company and expand its physical presence from San Francisco to New York City.

“Our mission is the same… it’s to find the best investors and showcase them all in an effort to bring more transparency to the broader institutions,” Chris Josephs, the 30-year-old founder of Autopilot and the Pelosi Tracker on social media, told me.

Autopilot lets users automatically copy or follow the stock trades of notable figures in finance and Congress.

In addition to hiring more engineers and marketers, the company is also bringing in top ta

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