Summary of findings from site crawl and site-limited searches for olympia.chat. What I did: - Opened the root site (https://olympia.chat) and several canonical pages: /company, /professionals, /privacy, /terms, and a blog URL returned by site search. - Performed site-limited searches and checked an assets-production subdomain result. What I could reliably collect (from accessible snippets/search results): - Company/service brand: Olympia. - Short description: a virtual staffing agency / AI virtual staffing service (site snippet: "Olympia is a new kind of virtual staffing agency, powered by top‑tier AI systems."). - Founding / locations: search snippets indicate founded in early 2023; listed locations: Mexico City and Lisbon. - Operator / legal entity: Terms snippet references Kickass Partners, LLC as the operator/legal entity. - Services / offering: professionals page snippet indicates "AI-powered consultants" providing business strategy, content development, marketing, programming, legal strategy, etc. - Privacy/security claims: privacy snippet indicates account-level data segregation and encryption; statements about strong data privacy/security. - Blog / marketing post exists in search results: titled "AI for Business: How Olympia Outshines ChatGPT" but the actual blog page returned a 404. - An assets-production.olympia.chat resource (an "Economy" asset) was indexed, indicating some static assets may be hosted there. Missing / unreachable items (explicitly not available from accessible pages): - Many pages returned a Framer "Site Not Found" (404) template instead of normal site content; where content surfaced it was limited to metadata/prompts or short snippets rather than full text. - Blog article(s) could not be loaded (404), so full article text, author, and publication dates could not be extracted. - Complete corporate details (full mailing address, full leadership team names, investor information, pricing, hiring details, or full product descriptions) were not available from the accessible pages. - No contact email or phone number was visible on the pages accessed. Pages visited (and observed status): - https://olympia.chat/ — returned a Framer "Site Not Found" / 404 template. - https://olympia.chat/company — returned the Framer 404 template; search snippets indicate the company blurb. - https://olympia.chat/professionals — returned 404 template; snippet indicates "AI-powered consultants". - https://olympia.chat/privacy — snippet accessible with privacy claims (encryption, segregating data per account); page content itself appeared as a 404 template. - https://olympia.chat/terms — snippet referenced Kickass Partners, LLC; page returned 404 template. - https://olympia.chat/blog/ai-for-business-how-olympia-outshines-chatgpt-copy-copy — search result exists but page returned 404. - https://assets-production.olympia.chat/... — one asset (an "Economy" document) was indexed, suggesting some assets may still be hosted on that subdomain. Recommendations / next steps (options I can perform on request): 1) Check archived/cache sources (Google cached pages, Wayback Machine) for archived copies of company, blog, professionals, privacy, and terms pages; fetch archived copies if desired. 2) Broaden search outside the site: check LinkedIn, Crunchbase, press coverage, or public filings for "Olympia" + "Kickass Partners LLC" + "Mexico City" or "Lisbon" to corroborate founding date, leadership, and corporate details. 3) Check WHOIS and DNS records for olympia.chat to see registrant/email/hosting provider for potential contact leads. 4) Inspect assets-production.olympia.chat more thoroughly to enumerate downloadable assets and any embedded metadata. 5) If you need specific fields completed (full company description, founder names, pricing, contact email, product features), tell me which fields to prioritize and I will pursue steps 1–4 accordingly. 6) I can prepare an outreach template to contact the site owner for missing information. Notes on data confidence and limitations: - All statements in this report are limited to content observed via the site root, site-limited search snippets, and indexed assets; where pages were inaccessible I explicitly note those failures. - No data was fabricated. Items marked as "not available" or "missing" were not discoverable from the accessed sources.