Terms

What Fade is, what it claims, and what it deliberately does not.

Plain-language terms describing how the product actually behaves. They have not been reviewed by a lawyer.

What Fade is

A decision tool: Fade reads your fantasy leagues from the platforms you already use and tells you what needs your attention. It does not play for you and does not change your lineup.
Not affiliated: Fade is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo, the NFL, or any other platform or league. Names are used to say which service a connection reads from.
Not gambling advice: Fade is a fantasy sports tool. Nothing here is a betting recommendation.

Only what has been measured: Fade makes a recommendation only where the underlying method has been tested against completed seasons and held up. Where it has not, Fade says nothing rather than guessing — several capabilities have been tested and abandoned for that reason.
Absence is shown as absence: Where a number is unknown, unpriced, or could not be read, Fade shows that state. It does not render missing data as zero.
No guarantee of outcome: Fantasy results depend on real games. A recommendation that was correct on the evidence can still lose. Fade reports how its recommendations have actually performed rather than promising results.

You control the connection: You connect a league and can delete your account at any time from Account settings, which removes it.
Provider terms still apply: Connecting a league does not change your agreement with that platform. Fade reads what your account can already see.
Keep your sign-in link private: A Fade sign-in link signs in whoever opens it. If you think one has gone astray, sign out everywhere from Account settings.

This is a build in progress: Surfaces appear, change and are removed. Where a capability is not yet wired to your provider, Fade says so on the page rather than showing an empty screen.
No charge: There is no billing in this build — no payment provider, no stored card, no metering.
Provided as is: Fade is provided without warranty. It depends on data from third-party platforms, which can be late, wrong or unavailable; where Fade can detect that, it reports it.