Policy
Editorial Policy
Last updated: May 7, 2026
Our editorial standard is to make spiritual content useful without overstating certainty or authority.
Content Standards
- Public copy should separate computed facts from interpretation.
- Headlines and descriptions should avoid guaranteed outcomes, miracle remedies, fear tactics, and unsupported authority claims.
- Health, finance, legal, relationship, pregnancy, and safety topics require extra caution and practical disclaimers.
Localization
- Localized pages should use dictionary-backed strings rather than hardcoded English content.
- If a legal or trust page is available only in English, the English version is the authoritative text until reviewed translations are available.
- We continue to audit English leaks and indexability separately from feature availability.
Corrections
- If content is unclear, deterministic, or overclaims professional completeness, it should be revised.
- Editorial updates may change wording without changing the underlying calculation engine.
- Users can contact support for questions about corrections or policy language.