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# Overview

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Use Brian at your own risk. Always check the transaction you are confirming, because as it is a non-custodial solution, we are not responsible if you end up losing money!
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**Brian App** is the first application built on the Brian API. You can:

* [Ask Brian](/brian-app/ask-brian.md): ask for information about supported protocols and chains. Brian will generate a response and indicate the resources used to generate it. Such as "What is Swarm?"
* [Send Transaction](/brian-app/send-transactions.md): build the transaction for the user by simply prompting in English. 
* [Deploy Smart Contracts](/brian-app/deploy-smart-contracts.md): Here you can ask Brian to write, compile, deploy a smart contract for you by simply prompting in English


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