Editorial policy
Asyncbit publishes guides, a glossary and comparisons alongside the product. This page explains how that content is written and kept accurate.
Who writes it
Pages are published by the team that builds Asyncbit, and credited to the team rather than to named individuals. Drafts may be prepared with the help of AI writing tools; nothing is published on that basis alone. Every page is checked against the product and, for other platforms, against their own documentation before it goes live.
The rules we follow
Claims about Asyncbit describe what it does today
Every statement about Asyncbit is checked against the product as it currently works. Features that are planned are not described in the present tense, and where Asyncbit falls short — it has no iPhone app yet, and messages are encrypted at rest rather than end-to-end — we say so, including on pages where saying so doesn't help us.
Claims about other apps cite their own documentation
Comparisons and alternatives pages only state things about other platforms that their official help centres, product pages or policies say. Those sources are listed at the bottom of each page along with the date they were checked.
Fair comparisons, including when the answer isn't us
Every comparison says when the other app is the better choice, and every alternatives round-up includes options that aren't Asyncbit. A comparison that can only ever recommend one answer isn't useful to anyone.
No invented numbers, reviews or quotes
We don't publish user counts we can't verify, ratings, testimonials or statistics without a source. If a number appears on a page, it came from somewhere you can check.
Written to be useful without signing up
Guides and glossary entries answer the question on their own. Where Asyncbit does something relevant we link to it, but a guide should be worth reading whichever app you use.
Review dates
Every guide, glossary entry and comparison shows the date it was last reviewed. Each one also has a review schedule — comparisons most often, because other apps change without notice — and pages past their review date are flagged internally until someone re-checks them. The date on the page moves only when the content has actually been re-checked, not when the site is redeployed.
Corrections
If something on a page is wrong or out of date — about Asyncbit or about another app — email support@asyncbit.in with the page address. Confirmed errors are fixed and the review date updated. Companies named in a comparison can use the same address to point us to documentation we should have cited.
Posts from Asyncbit members
Some pages on this site show public posts, questions and profiles written by Asyncbit members. Those are the members' own words, not ours, and they are covered by the community guidelines rather than this policy. Anonymous posts and confessions never appear on public pages, and any member can stop their posts from appearing in search engines from their privacy settings — see the privacy policy.