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How LiverWare works

LiverWare connects a two-stage educational screening flow with practical health education and signed-in support tools.

The educational screening flow

  1. Stage 1 screening. A user provides self-reported health and basic measurement information.
  2. Educational classification. LiverWare organizes those inputs into a project-defined educational risk classification.
  3. Optional Stage 2 output. A user can provide age, AST, ALT, and platelet count to calculate FIB-4 as a separate output.

What the result means

The result supports education and follow-up conversations. It does not diagnose or rule out MASLD or fibrosis, and it is not a substitute for professional medical advice.

Tools available after sign-in

Signed-in users can access educational food guidance, medication organization, doctor-directory information, reports, and Livvy. These tools help users organize information and prepare questions for a licensed professional.

Livvy's role

Livvy provides cited health education and does not diagnose or prescribe. Its explanations can support learning, but they do not replace a professional review of personal symptoms, history, or laboratory results.