Module 12 · Ozorys watches over you

Learning & the Guardian

Ozorys does not merely record: it observes, learns and watches over you — always on your device, never anywhere else. Two discreet forms of intelligence save you time and shield you from mistakes.

LearningPayeeCategoryAmountThe Guardian!anomaly flagged
On the left, Ozorys learns your habits; on the right, it watches and flags anomalies.

Learning, your memory of habits

Entry after entry, Ozorys remembers your habits: for a given payee, it stores the category you use and the average amount. The next time, the form pre-fills on its own — a few seconds suffice where you once had to retype everything.

This is the secret ingredient of two-gesture entry: the more you use Ozorys, the faster it becomes, without ever learning anything outside your encrypted vault.

You always stay in control

Learning never takes over. Every remembered habit stays visible, editable with a stroke of the pencil, or erasable. And you choose its temperament:

  • The "ask" mode: Ozorys checks with you before storing a new habit.
  • The "silent" mode: it learns quietly, without interrupting you.
  • At any moment, a simple pencil corrects or deletes what has been learned.
Tip

A category that changes? Correct the habit in one gesture: Ozorys learns your correction and aligns with it from then on.

The Guardian, an eye on your accounts

The Guardian watches silently over your ledger. It spots anomalies and, above all, duplicate subscriptions — those services you sometimes pay for twice without knowing. A click on its alert opens the transactions concerned directly, so you can judge and decide.

It is not a spy: it does not judge your spending, it sheds light on inconsistencies. All of its work happens locally, on your data already decrypted in memory.

Module quiz

Test your knowledge

Question 1
What does Learning remember for a given payee?
Explanation: Ozorys keeps the category and average amount tied to a payee, in order to pre-fill your entries.
Question 2
How do you correct a learned habit?
Explanation: Every habit stays editable or erasable; in "ask" mode, Ozorys even checks before learning.
Question 3
What is the Guardian's speciality?
Explanation: The Guardian spots inconsistencies and subscriptions paid twice, and opens the transactions concerned in one click.
Question 4
What does the Guardian do when it spots an unusual expense?
Explanation: The Guardian watches and flags anomalies and duplicate subscriptions; you are the one who then decides.
Module challenge

Flush out a duplicate

Open the Guardian and go through its alerts. Look for a subscription you might be paying for twice, or an unusual expense. Check your own: it is not rare to find a few euros to recover every month.