Frequently asked questions about Fattyliver
What Fattyliver does, what it does not do, how your data is handled, and how to get started. If you need more detail, contact us and we will point you to the right note.
Decision-support software. Nothing here constitutes financial advice.
Answers in plain language, without the sales pitch
These cover the points most people ask before trying Fattyliver. For methodology, risk notes, or data handling specifics, use the contact page and we will share the current draft documentation.
How to use this page
Select any question to expand the answer. The first four cover scope and fit. The middle four cover data, security, and working method. The last ones cover practicalities — access, cost questions, and next steps.
Three terms to know
- Decision support
- Structured analysis to help you weigh options. You remain the decision-maker.
- Liquidity
- How readily you can access funds. It means access, not absence of risk.
- Workspace
- Your private area in Fattyliver where inputs, scenarios, and exports live.
What exactly does Fattyliver do?
Fattyliver provides AI-assisted data analysis and decision optimisation for independent professionals. You bring a question — for example, how to compare two options or stress-test an assumption — and the workspace helps you organise inputs, run structured comparisons, and document your reasoning.
Is Fattyliver financial advice?
No. Fattyliver is decision-support software. It does not provide financial, legal, or tax advice, and it does not tell you what to buy, sell, or hold. Any outputs should be reviewed in the context of your own circumstances and, where appropriate, with a qualified adviser.
Who is Fattyliver best suited for?
It is built for independent professionals who work with complex information and want a calmer, more auditable way to analyse it — consultants, freelancers, researchers, and small operators. If you need fully automated trading, portfolio management, or regulated advice, Fattyliver is not the right tool.
What does Fattyliver not do?
Fattyliver does not execute transactions, hold funds, guarantee outcomes, or remove market risk. It also does not replace professional judgement. Where the main site describes limits and risk, those notes apply here as well: capital remains subject to market risk.
How does Fattyliver handle my data?
Your workspace inputs are used to provide the service you request, not to sell or share. You can request an export of your inputs and saved analyses via the contact page. For the current general draft of our data practices, see the privacy page — it is intentionally editable and does not imply jurisdiction-specific compliance.
Do you train models on my private inputs?
We do not use your private workspace content for marketing and we do not present client work as our own. If you need written confirmation of current handling for your records, contact us and we will provide the available methodology and handling note for your review.
How should I interpret results and scenarios?
Treat every output as a structured draft to check, not a conclusion. Verify key figures against primary sources, test alternative assumptions, and keep a record of what you decided and why. The scenario examples on the main site show this working method: define the question, compare plainly, document limits.
How accurate is the analysis?
Fattyliver aims to be precise where it matters — arithmetic, consistency of assumptions, and clear presentation of trade-offs — but no analytical tool can predict markets or eliminate uncertainty. If an output looks surprising, treat that as a prompt to re-check inputs and sources before acting.
How do I get started?
Use the Initialise Workspace request on this page or the contact page to tell us what you are trying to analyse. We will reply with practical next steps and, if helpful, a short checklist of inputs to prepare. There is no obligation at that stage.
What does it cost and can I cancel?
Scope and pricing depend on your use case, which is why we start with a workspace request rather than a fixed checkout. Any proposal will set out what is included, how long access lasts, and how to pause or stop. If anything is unclear, ask before you proceed — we prefer a short exchange now to confusion later.
Still unsure?
A short conversation beats a long FAQ
If your question is not listed — especially around fit, data handling, or how to frame your first analysis — send a brief note. Include what you are deciding between and what a useful output would look like. We will answer plainly and tell you if Fattyliver is not suitable.
Next step
Initialise your workspace
Tell us what you want to analyse. We will respond with next steps and what to prepare.