Personal trade assistant tool

Hi there! – I’m wondering if you would be interested in creating for me the following digital trading assistant tool, just for my own use, and, if it were something you feel confident that you could do successfully, how long it would take to complete? If it makes any difference, I don’t care very much about the looks of the thing, just that it be fully functional and work dependably, so you could save any time involved in making it look nice. Trading tool idea The desktop trading tool app would function such that, when in a trading platform like Schwab, Vanguard, or perhaps TD Ameritrade, it could assist in doing two different things for me: 1. It could voice-activate the purchase of shares of a stock in the following way - if I wanted to buy $500 of Tesla stock, let’s say, I would just need to say something like "Hello. Buy: TSLA, 500", and it would open a trade ticket page in Vanguard, say, fill in the acronym TSLA, and, from the currently listed price on the page, calculate the number of shares for a market order for $500 (actually, Vanguard already has such a share calculator within it, so it would just need to plug in the result from that into the buy ticket). Thus, it would not at all be a bot that executes a purchase automatically, just a tool that employs some of the voice recognition tech already out there, to quickly fill in the trade ticket from a voice command, and I would still press the buy button at the moment I wanted to execute the purchase (I am well aware that, if I waited the order would no longer be at the current price, but I’m assuming I could just refresh, or redo, the command if I waited so long that the price had changed considerably……maybe there could be a refresh button on it to recalculate the number of shares as the price shifted?) 2. Secondarily, and most importantly, whenever I made such a purchase, it would also automatically create a stop order as well, such that it would fill in a sell order as it created the purchase ticket, and then, taking from the actual executed purchase price, make the stop order price at a percentage that I could change when I wanted to (but it could have a default setting, like 2% below the purchase price, or something like that, if that were easier for you) and execute it immediately, such that the stop order would execute immediately after the purchase execution. If it were possible, the ideal thing would be to have the % amount for the stop loss order also be part of the same purchase voice command as well - so, for example, a command like, "Hello. Buy: TSLA, 500, at 2%” would mean, fill out a trade ticket for $500 worth of Tesla, and then create and execute a stop order at 2% below whatever the executed purchase price is. Would this be difficult for you to create? Or super easy? I really look forward to hearing from you!