Ževorđalić uses predictive AI models to track market conditions and allocate free capital during periods without active contracts, with daily reports on the impact of each decision.
Freelancers and independent contractors often receive payments in irregular cycles. Between projects, the funds remain in the current account, waiting for the next engagement. This period of inactivity is rarely measured, although every day it loses opportunities that could be used.
Manually monitoring the market requires time that freelancers typically don't have, and decisions made based on occasional data reviews have a hard time identifying short-term opportunities that open and close in hours, not days.
The system consists of three interconnected components that operate continuously, not according to a fixed schedule.
Models trained on historical and current market data estimate the probability of movement in short time frames and update estimates as new data arrives, not on a predetermined schedule.
Each position is continuously checked against the set risk parameters. Deviations above a defined threshold automatically trigger a position review before the damage increases.
When the model recognizes a change in the risk-return ratio, the system redistributes funds within the given limits, without the need for manual user intervention.
Instead of a summary monthly overview, the user gets a daily report that reconstructs what the system did and why.
The process is structured in three steps, with user control maintained at the level of parameters rather than individual transactions.
The user links the relevant financial sources through secure read-only access. The system downloads the historical data necessary for the initial calibration of the model.
The user defines the risk limits, the minimum level of liquidity that must remain available and the time horizon within which funds can be allocated.
The model follows the data within the given limits and performs rebalancing independently. Every action is recorded and included in the daily report on the same day.
The minimum liquidity parameter is set by the user in advance, and the system respects it with each allocation. Funds marked as available can be withdrawn within a period that depends on the selected instrument, usually the same or the next business day.
Access to financial resources is achieved through read-only links, without the possibility of executing transactions outside the platform. Account information is not shared with third parties beyond those necessary for the connection to function.
The system is designed to work with standard business and trade transaction accounts in Croatia. Integration does not require changing the existing bank structure or opening a new account.
When the risk assessment exceeds a given threshold, the system reduces the exposure according to predefined steps, instead of waiting for the next regular check cycle. The decision is recorded in the daily report with explanation.
Ževorđalić does not promise fixed returns. The platform gives you structured insight into where your capital is, why it's moving and how quickly you can access it.