How a lesson earns the right to ship.

This category runs on trust, so the rules are written down and public.

Sourcing

• In money, health and law, claims cite primary sources, dated.
• Every finance lesson opens with a banner: this is education, not investment advice.
• Technical terms are defined on first use and then used in full — no unexplained jargon.

Maintenance

Staying current is treated as a product, not an afterthought. Every lesson carries a last-verified date and a freshness window — 60 days for AI, 90 for software, 180 for money, and re-checks are logged in public on the Changelog. If a lesson is overdue, the page says so.

Expert review

Finance lessons are written to be reviewed by a licensed professional before launch. Topics that would require licensed legal or clinical sign-off were deliberately kept out of scope and replaced with non-licensed equivalents — so no lesson gives tax, legal or mental-health advice. The social column carries structure and rehearsal, never clinical guidance.

What we will never do

• No affiliate or referral links — to brokers, courses, tools or anything else.
• No ads, no sponsorships, no paid placements, not even on the free tier.
• No behavioural tracking and no cookie banner, because there are no cookies.
• No “signal” content, no dark patterns, no cancellation mazes — cancel in two clicks.
• Interactive tools run entirely in your browser; what you type is never sent anywhere.

Read the thinking behind these on the Manifesto.