These Disclaimers are incorporated into and form part of our Terms of Service. Read them together. If they conflict, the Terms of Service prevail. Neither document limits rights that cannot lawfully be excluded or restricted.
Analess is a multiplatform market-research workspace for self-directed and professional analysts, traders and investors. It is built to bring technical analysis, quantitative research, coding, strategy building and backtesting, and fundamental analysis together in one application; the features available to you depend on the release and device you use.
Analess is not a broker, adviser, or investment manager, and nothing in the app or on this site is investment, financial, legal, tax or accounting advice, or an offer, solicitation or recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any financial instrument. All decisions are yours alone. Trading and investing carry a substantial risk of loss and are not suitable for everyone; you can lose some or all of your capital.
Analess provides factual information and analysis tools only. What it shows you are computations you could check yourself — what an indicator reads, how closely a shape matches its published definition, what a rule you wrote would have done on past data. It reports those measurements without attaching a view about what any market will do next, and does not tell you whether to buy, sell or hold anything. If you want advice, obtain it from an appropriately licensed adviser.
ANALESS TECHNOLOGIES does not hold an Australian Financial Services Licence, is not an authorised representative of a licensee, and is not licensed or registered to give financial or investment advice in any jurisdiction.
What we publish, and what we do not
Our factual-information policy applies to this website, articles and guides, video and social content, and the application itself. It does not constitute regulatory approval. We do not publish investment ratings, recommendations or forecasts.
Screener results, rankings, alerts, pattern matches, optimisation outputs and AI responses reflect the criteria, data and settings you choose. The order in which results appear is part of that computation, not a view on which instrument is better. None of these outputs is an offer, solicitation or recommendation.
The same factual-information standard applies across every instrument, including spot cryptocurrency. We do not publish forecasts or recommendations under an instrument-specific exception.
AI models and agents
AI interactions and the selected provider are identified no later than first use.
When you connect an AI model or agent, such as Anthropic’s Claude, OpenAI’s GPT, Google’s Gemini or another provider’s model, its responses are generated by that model. They are not written, reviewed or endorsed by Analess, and they are not advice or a recommendation from us. To help the model answer from factual information, an AI feature may send it context from your workspace that is relevant to your request, such as the code you are working on or information shown on your chart; our Privacy Policy explains where that information goes.
We apply safeguards to AI features and instruct the AI models and agents we connect not to give buy, sell or hold recommendations or opinions about particular instruments. AI models can still make errors, misapply instructions or produce responses outside those instructions, and we cannot guarantee that every response complies. Review AI output, including generated code, before relying on or running it. See also the Terms.
Claude, GPT and Gemini are trademarks of their respective owners. Naming them identifies models you can connect; it does not imply endorsement, sponsorship or affiliation.
Chart assistance and technical-analysis terms
Chart assistance, annotations, screeners and indicators use established technical-analysis terms, such as support and resistance, breakout, trend reversal or continuation, and Elliott wave counts. In Analess, each of these names the result of a defined calculation over past price and volume data: for example, price levels where past prices clustered, a shape that fits a pattern’s published definition, or an Elliott wave count that follows the published wave rules, whether you draw it with the Elliott wave tool or a feature proposes it. Where a definition has a published source, the app names it.
A match percentage measures how closely a shape fits its definition. It is not a probability that price will move in any direction. Where a feature shows a published historical statistic for a pattern type, such as a tested success or failure rate, it names the source; that statistic describes past studies, not the instance on your chart or future results. Where a model you select produces a score or probability, it is that model’s output from its data and assumptions.
These outputs are factual information about data and calculations. They are not a forecast, opinion, endorsement or recommendation by Analess. A label such as “support” or “breakout” describes what past prices did, not what the price of an instrument is going to do.
How we design Analess
We built Analess first for our own market research, and we continue to design it around practices we consider sound for independent research: understanding an instrument, testing an idea against historical data before relying on it, and recording and reviewing decisions. When we decide what to build, we favour features that support those practices and leave out features that we consider more likely to expose users to large or rapid losses or to place them at a structural disadvantage.
These are decisions about what Analess offers. They are not an assessment of your circumstances or a recommendation about any financial product, class of product or strategy.
Leveraged and derivative products
Analess focuses on instrument analysis, market research and spot-market practice. It does not provide features for trading, or simulating trades in, contracts for difference (CFDs), margin or other leveraged positions, short selling, options or futures. Its practice-trading features are limited to spot, long-only positions. Where Analess displays data from those markets, such as funding rates or open interest for crypto perpetual contracts, it does so as market information.
These products are widely used in financial markets. They also have features that can magnify losses, including leverage, margin calls, contract expiry and, depending on the product, losses that can exceed the amount you put in. Regulators publish warnings about them for retail investors, including ASIC’s Moneysmart investment warnings. Our decision not to build features for these products is a product-scope choice, not advice about whether they are appropriate for you.
Your decisions and your risk
You use Analess, and any service you connect through it, at your own discretion and risk. You are responsible for your own research, decisions and outcomes, including whether any product, strategy or transaction suits your objectives, financial situation and needs. If you need advice, obtain it from an appropriately licensed adviser. Our Terms explain the service conditions and preserve your applicable legal rights.
Advertising and sponsored content
Advertisements and sponsored content in Analess or on this website are provided by third parties and are labelled as such. They are not an endorsement or recommendation by Analess, and we do not verify the advertiser, its products or its claims. Consistent with the product scope above, we do not accept advertising for contracts for difference (CFDs), margin or other leveraged products, binary options or other derivatives.
Testimonials and user results
Analess does not have access to your brokerage accounts or trading results, so we make no claim that people who use Analess perform better or worse than other traders or investors. Any testimonial or user story we publish reflects one person’s experience. It is not a verified trading result, is not typical, and does not indicate the results you will achieve. We do not publish testimonials about trading profits or returns.
Hypothetical and simulated performance
Backtests, optimisations, Monte-Carlo simulations, replays, and any equity curves, returns, or statistics derived from them are hypothetical. They did not involve real capital and were produced with the benefit of hindsight over historical data. Our policy is to accompany hypothetical results with warnings explaining their limitations. The full warning below describes those limitations. Its presence does not imply regulator approval or that every regulatory advertising rule applies to every software output:
These results are based on simulated or hypothetical performance results that have certain inherent limitations. Unlike the results shown in an actual performance record, these results do not represent actual trading. Also, because these trades have not actually been executed, these results may have under- or over-compensated for the impact, if any, of certain market factors, such as lack of liquidity. Simulated or hypothetical trading programs in general are also subject to the fact that they are designed with the benefit of hindsight. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to those shown.
Past performance — actual or hypothetical — is not indicative of future results.
Optimisation compares computations on historical data; it is not a recommendation of settings or a prediction of future performance.
Market data
Market data shown in Analess comes from third-party sources and, where you supply your own API keys, from the providers you connect. It may be delayed, incomplete, or inaccurate, so check it against an authoritative source before relying on it for a trading decision.
Cryptocurrency
Crypto and digital assets are volatile and, in some jurisdictions, some of them may be regulated financial products. Rules differ by country and change over time. You are responsible for understanding the law that applies to you before trading any asset.
What we do not promise
We do not promise that tools, data or results will be uninterrupted, complete, error-free or profitable. The Terms explain the limits that apply and respect your legal rights.