Request-based AI
Horyzon uses AI when you ask for analysis or a portfolio answer. It is not a broker and does not trade for you.
AI and privacy
Horyzon Pro uses AI for informational portfolio analysis, with context shaped by your holdings and written theses. You stay in control of the decision.
AI boundary
Holdings, allocation, movement, and written theses can make answers more useful.
Horyzon is not a broker and cannot execute portfolio decisions for you.
AI output is a review aid, not financial, legal, or tax advice.
Principles
Horyzon's AI layer is designed around review, not trading signals. It works best when it can understand both the portfolio and the reasoning behind it.
Horyzon uses AI when you ask for analysis or a portfolio answer. It is not a broker and does not trade for you.
AI requests are designed to send only the portfolio context needed to answer the question.
Horyzon can include your written position theses so answers can reference why you own a holding, not only what moved.
You can start tracking manually without sharing brokerage credentials.
Rule-based checks such as concentration and diversification can run without sending a prompt to an AI provider.
AI insights are informational and should be verified before making financial decisions.
AI flow
The useful part of AI is not just a model response. It is the context Horyzon can give that response.
You request portfolio analysis, a health check, or an answer about risk, allocation, performance, or thesis context.
The app and backend prepare the relevant holdings, allocation, movement, and thesis details needed for that request.
Gemini is used first, with OpenAI available as a fallback. The response is shown as informational analysis inside Horyzon.
The app helps you review, but it does not make trades, give personalized financial advice, or replace your own judgment.
What AI can use
A generic answer can describe diversification. A thesis-aware answer can also consider why a position exists, what would change your mind, and how it fits your Horyzon.
No. Horyzon states that financial data is not used to train public AI models under its provider agreements.
Horyzon uses Google Gemini as the primary AI provider and OpenAI as a fallback provider for AI portfolio analysis and assistant features.
No. Horyzon is manual-first. You can add holdings yourself and use AI analysis without connecting a brokerage account.
No. Horyzon provides portfolio tracking and informational analysis only. AI outputs can be wrong and should be independently verified.
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