Help & getting started
ATLAS Beta — demo market dataWhat you are looking at, what the DEMO label means, and what changes as live data arrives.
Why is everything labelled DEMO?
ATLAS is in private beta. Every price, chart, market cap, score and disclosure you see is simulated sample data, created so you can explore the terminal safely. Nothing on the site is a current real quote, and we label it wherever a figure appears.
When will real market data appear?
Live market, news and disclosure integrations are in development. As each feed goes live, its DEMO label switches to LIVE automatically — you will be able to see at a glance which parts of the terminal are real and which are still sample data.
How should I read an ATLAS signal?
A signal is a research summary, not a recommendation. It shows a 0–100 score, the weighted factors behind it, possible catalysts and the main risks, so you can judge the reasoning rather than just the verdict. During beta the scores are illustrative.
Are the company profiles accurate?
Company names, tickers, markets and websites are real. Any corporate detail we cannot verify is shown as “Not available in demo” rather than filled in with a guess. Financial figures remain simulated.
Do watchlists and alerts really work?
Yes. Watchlists, portfolio entries and alert rules are saved to your own account and only you can read or change them. They operate on the demo dataset for now.
Is ATLAS investment advice?
No. ATLAS is an educational and research tool. Always do your own work, and speak to a licensed adviser before making any investment decision.
Not investment advice. ATLAS signals are educational, model-generated and may be wrong. All figures in this beta are simulated demo data. No outcome is guaranteed. Do your own research and consider a licensed adviser before investing.