Frequently asked questions

Hivestorm is an AI-powered analysis platform for investors and businesses. It helps you analyse information, quantify trade-offs, and calibrate decisions in a structured way — at any scale, starting from small amounts.

No. Hivestorm provides decision support, explanations and scenario modelling only. It does not provide personal recommendations, and it does not tell you what to buy, sell or hold. You remain responsible for your own decisions. If you are unsure, consider speaking to an independent, qualified adviser.

The platform organises your inputs, checks consistency, highlights key drivers and uncertainties, and presents scenarios side by side. Every output includes the assumptions used and the factors that would change the conclusion, so you can review the reasoning rather than just the result.

It means you can explore the platform and test the workflow with a minimal amount. There is no requirement to commit larger sums to understand how the analysis, calibration and review steps work. All amounts are shown in GBP (£).

No specialist background is required. The interface uses plain British English, defined terms and step-by-step explanations. More experienced users can review detailed assumptions and sensitivity ranges, while new users can focus on summaries and guided checks.

Risk is shown explicitly: range of outcomes, key sensitivities, and what would need to go wrong for a plan to fail. The platform does not remove risk and does not promise returns. Capital is at risk, and you should only use funds you can afford to lose where investing is involved.

You provide the question, constraints and assumptions you want to test — for example, budget, time horizon and tolerance for variability. Hivestorm structures that input and combines it with the models and datasets available in the platform. You can edit assumptions at any time to see how results change.

Outputs are estimates based on the data and assumptions provided. They are intended to improve clarity and consistency, not to predict the future. Always check the stated limitations, test alternative assumptions, and treat narrow differences between scenarios with caution.

We limit data collection to what is needed to operate the service, and we do not sell personal data. For full details on what we collect, why, and your rights, please see our Privacy page and Terms page, which are general drafts you should review for your situation.

Yes. Teams use Hivestorm to compare options, document assumptions, and review decisions consistently. It is suitable for budgeting, prioritisation and scenario planning, alongside your existing governance and professional advice where required.

Pricing and plan terms are shown before you commit, with no hidden steps. If you choose a paid plan, you can review the renewal, cancellation and refund terms on the Terms page and in your account. For billing help, use the Contact page.

Start with the Platform overview to see the workflow, then try a single, small decision end-to-end: define the question, set assumptions, review the scenarios, and save your reasoning. That short loop is the best way to learn the method.