Kinzan AI
Revised 2026-09-30Kinzan AI answers questions about the market data on this site. It reads the same measurements every page renders — nothing is recalled from a model's training data — and it runs on an API key you supply and that stays in your browser.
What it can answer
- What is moving today, and which of those moves are actually unusual
- Why a particular instrument moved, and where in the day it happened
- Which currency is strongest, and across how many pairs
- What an instrument tends to move with, and what it has stopped moving with
- What is on the economic calendar this week
Momentum questions can name any of the 7 lenses — Currencies, Metals, Crypto, Commodities, Majors, Movers, Surprise — and each lens ranks within a fixed set, so currencies are compared against currencies rather than against crypto.
What it will not do
It describes what the data shows. It does not tell you what to buy or sell, where a price is going, or when to enter or exit — not as a matter of caution, but because nothing on this site measures those things. See the disclaimer.
It has no sources outside Kinzan. It will not cite a publication, a broker or another data provider, because it cannot read one. If an answer is not in Kinzan's data, it says so rather than filling the gap.
Every figure is checked
Language models state remembered numbers with complete confidence, and a remembered price is a wrong price. So the assistant is not trusted on this point: before a reply reaches you, every figure in it is checked against the values actually returned by the lookups it ran. Anything that does not match is withheld and marked. A thinner answer is the intended outcome.
Your API key
Kinzan AI runs on your own key from Google, OpenAI or Anthropic. It is stored in your browser, sent with each question so the request can be made on your behalf, and held only for the length of that request. It is never written to our storage and never appears in our logs. You can remove it at any time from the panel. Usage is billed by your provider, at their rates.
The numbers are the same whichever provider you choose, because the lookups are ours. The wording will differ, and so will how reliably a given model consults the data before answering — which is what the check above exists to catch.