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Plain answers about privacy, advice, bank connections, AI and what to try when something looks wrong.
No. The Possibility Calculator is a planning tool that helps you organise figures and explore scenarios. It does not know your complete circumstances and does not recommend a financial product or t...
No. The Possibility Calculator does not connect to your bank and does not import transactions.You choose what to enter. That means setup takes a little more thought, but it also means the calculato...
The current calculator does not use AI to analyse your budget, generate advice or make decisions for you. The financial information you enter is not sent to an AI service.The scenario totals and pr...
Use one currency consistently inside a scenario. The calculator does not convert between currencies.The interface may show a dollar symbol, but the figures mean the currency you chose to use. If yo...
Start with the largest items. Most surprising totals come from an amount, frequency or item type that is not what you intended.Check these firstIs income entered as Income and a cost as Expense, De...
Use the contact details on The Possibility Calculator's About page to report a problem.Please includeWhat you were trying to do.What happened and what you expected.Whether you were using the web ap...
The app stores the account details and budgeting information needed to provide the service. It does not sell your data, connect to your bank or send your budget to an AI service.Traffic is encrypte...
Some features only appear in the part of the calculator where they are useful. Others may differ between the web app and the mobile app.Check these firstMake sure you are signed in to the account y...