AI disclosure
Last updated 13 November 2026
We use AI in one place today, and we tell you each time it's used. Everything else in Owoeyo runs on rules you can see, not AI.
Where AI is used
- Contract review. When you upload a contract and ask for a review, its text is read by a large language model, which lists the risky and missing clauses, what's worth raising, what protects you, and a fairer wording for each problem. The first review is free; after that, each costs credits, shown before it runs.
Where it isn't
Matching payments to invoices, reading bank statements and alerts, sorting costs into categories, answering the questions in Ask, drafting replies, the weekly summary, and automatic reminders all work by rules written by us. Automatic reminders follow fixed limits: never to individuals or VIPs, at most four per invoice, paused when a client promises a date or reports a problem.
The model and the data
- The review is done by Anthropic's Claude, reached through our own AI gateway. If we change provider, we'll say so here first.
- Only the contract's text is sent, for that review alone. We don't keep the text; we keep the findings, on the project if you chose one.
- The provider doesn't use it to train its models. Under its terms it may keep it briefly to watch for abuse, then delete it.
What a review is, and isn't
It's a second pair of eyes, not legal advice. It can miss things and can be wrong, it never says a contract is safe, and the decision to sign is yours. For a large or unusual contract, speak to a lawyer.