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Olivares AI

Olivares AI announces a self-hosted, vendor-neutral control plane that maps what every enterprise AI agent can read and write, built around Claude. Nothing is obtainable yet: its GitHub repository is empty, no release exists and no checkout is open.

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Trust & Privacy

Data, GDPR & hosting

A consolidated view of how Olivares AI handles your data.

GDPR overview

The site publishes a full GDPR framework, and an unusually thorough one for a pre-launch project: a named controller (Francisco Olivares, Consuegra, Spain), a legal basis stated per purpose under Article 6(1), the data-subject rights of Articles 15 to 22, the AEPD named as supervisory authority, a privacy@ contact, no cookies and no analytics, and an Article 28 data processing agreement offered on request. Dated 19 July 2026, it covers the website only: the self-hosted product is excluded, the publisher stating it never receives customer data. What the site never does is claim compliance in so many words. Its Trust Center files GDPR under readiness-mapped, and its legal pages state plainly that it holds no certification. That silence, rather than any shortcoming in the notice itself, is why this record marks GDPR compliance as not claimed.

Data retention & training

Trains on customer data
No
Subprocessors disclosed
No
DPA available
Yes
GDPR contact
Watch-outs

Things to keep in mind

Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting Olivares AI.

  • The GitHub repository the site presents as its primary call to action on every page is empty: no commit, no release, no tag, checked against the GitHub API on 12 August 2026.
  • No public release has ever shipped. The changelog says so in as many words, and the site describes its own product experience as pre-1.0 and preview.
  • No commercial figure is published anywhere. Every price slot reads Price at launch, no checkout is open, and each buy button sends an email instead.
  • The free Community tier, advertised as the complete product with unlimited users under AGPL-3.0, is real on paper and unreachable in practice because the code has not been published.
  • The console screenshots and the 56-second video are pre-rendered captures filled with example data, so none of the figures shown describes a real deployment.
  • The supply-chain guarantees, from SLSA Build Level 3 to cosign signatures, SBOM and OpenVEX advisories, only become verifiable at a first release that does not yet exist, and the publisher states it holds no certification of any kind.
  • The publisher is a sole trader rather than a company and no customer is named anywhere, both of which deserve weighing before an enterprise commitment, even though the site is unusually candid about every point above.
Setup

Setup & Integrations

Deployment

Web appAPI

Integrations

Claude Claude Code OpenAI Gemini Llama Ollama VLLM PostgreSQL Amazon S3 HashiCorp Vault Kafka Kubernetes AWS Cloudflare OpenTelemetry Microsoft Entra Okta SPIFFE SCIM NATS CyberArk Conjur Datadog ServiceNow
Company

Behind Olivares AI

Company name
Francisco Olivares
Founded
03/05/2026
Country of origin
🇪🇸 Spain
Headquarters
Calle San Antón, 13, 45700 Consuegra (Toledo), España
UBO
Francisco Olivares
UBO country
🇪🇸 Spain
Domain registrar country
🇺🇸 United States
Legal contact
Official links

Resources

All the official URLs gathered for verification and reference.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can I download or install Olivares AI today?
No. The repository the site points to on every one of its pages, github.com/olivaresai/olivares, is empty: the GitHub API returned no commit, no release and no tag when this record was compiled on 12 August 2026, and the organisation's Homebrew tap holds nothing but a fourteen-byte README. No download link, binary or container image appears anywhere on the site.
Can I buy it?
No. Every commercial price on the pricing page reads Price at launch instead of a figure, and the page states that commercial pricing is not published yet. Business, Cloud Standard and Cloud Scale each carry Not open yet, Checkout not open or Not on sale yet, and every buy button simply sends an email to enterprise@olivares.ai.
Is there a hosted version, a trial or a live demo?
None of the three. The status page lists the managed cloud, the license API and the customer portal as not yet available. The page at /demo is a form for requesting a guided walkthrough rather than a running instance, and the product video is a pre-rendered capture built on example data.
Who is behind Olivares AI?
Francisco Olivares, a sole trader at Calle San Anton 13, 45700 Consuegra (Toledo), Spain, tax identification number 70361419A, trading as Olivares AI. That identification is complete and consistent across the legal notice, the privacy notice and the terms, and it is one of the few things the site lets a reader verify outright.
Is it certified for SOC 2, ISO 27001 or the EU AI Act?
No, and the site says so itself: it is not certified under SOC 2, ISO/IEC 27001, the EU AI Act or any other standard or framework. The compliance mappings it publishes are readiness exercises, and the supply-chain attestations it advertises, from SLSA provenance to cosign signatures and an SBOM, only become verifiable with a first release.
Is the site abandoned?
No, this is a pre-launch site rather than a dead one. It was fully online when checked on 12 August 2026, its documentation tree is substantial, its three legal documents are dated 19 July 2026 and its status page was manually verified on 17 July 2026. What is missing is the software, not the upkeep.
Conclusion

Should you pick Olivares AI?

Guidaio cannot form a view on Olivares AI, because nothing the site publishes can be checked against a working product: the repository it points to is empty, no release has shipped, and no purchase, trial or hosted instance is open. What can be verified is narrow but real, namely a named and locatable publisher, a coherent set of legal documents, and a site that states its own pre-1.0 status rather than hiding it. This record will be worth revisiting the day a first public release exists; until then it describes an announcement rather than a tool.