Frequently asked questions about Ollyrian.

Ollyrian helps you organise information and assess options in a structured way. It reviews the data you provide, highlights patterns and inconsistencies, and presents trade-offs so you can make a more deliberate decision. It does not execute actions on your behalf.

Ollyrian is designed for independent professionals and investors who work with their own data and want clearer structure for analysis. It is most useful if you already make your own decisions and want support with preparation, comparison, and documentation of your reasoning.

No. Ollyrian provides analytical and decision-support information only. It is not financial advice, legal advice, or a brokerage, and it does not recommend specific transactions. You are responsible for your own interpretation and for any decisions you make.

You input the relevant context and data points for the question you are reviewing. Ollyrian structures that input, checks it for gaps, and summarises key factors, assumptions, and sensitivities. All logic and sources you provide remain visible so you can trace how a summary was formed.

Only the information relevant to the decision you are analysing. This is typically your own notes, figures, or scenarios you want to compare. You should not upload sensitive personal data that is not needed for the analysis, and you should review your inputs for accuracy before submitting them.

Ollyrian is built to make uncertainty explicit rather than hide it. Where information is incomplete or assumptions are required, this is flagged in the output. The aim is measured risk assessment — helping you see downside factors, dependencies, and what would need to change for a conclusion to change.

Yes. Ollyrian does not take action, place orders, or commit you to a course of action. Every output is presented for your review, and you decide whether and how to act on it. We recommend keeping your own records of final decisions.

Treat them as structured starting points, not conclusions. Review the underlying factors, check the assumptions listed alongside the summary, and consider alternative scenarios. If an output does not match your understanding of the situation, review the inputs and seek independent professional advice where appropriate.

Your inputs are used to generate the analysis you request and are handled as described in our Privacy notice. We encourage you to review the Privacy and Terms pages before use, limit inputs to what is necessary, and avoid sharing credentials or unnecessary identifiers.

Start by reviewing the Features and Advantages pages to understand the approach, then use the Contact page to get in touch with your question. If something in an analysis is unclear, include a description of what you were reviewing and what you expected to see, without sending unnecessary sensitive data.