Last updated August 18, 2026
These rules explain who publishes our guides, how product relationships are disclosed, what we verify, where automation assists us, and how readers can request a correction.
Feynman AI Apps is published by Feynman EinsteinAI Note Taker OU. We make MeetingNote, Feynman AI: Study & Memorize, and ListenAloud. A guide recommending one of these products is a first-party guide, not an independent ranking. We do not describe a page as an independent test unless its method and evidence are published.
Stable product identity and workflow information comes from our official product pages. Readers should verify changing details—including price, subscription terms, device compatibility, availability, and Apple privacy labels—on the current App Store listing.
We avoid guaranteed accuracy, legal-compliance, medical, financial, or official-record claims. AI transcripts, summaries, translations, speaker labels, flashcards, and explanations can be wrong. Names, dates, numbers, quotations, commitments, and specialist terms should be checked against the source.
Automated tools may assist drafting, localization, formatting, and quality checks. Automation can introduce factual or language errors. We consolidate or correct issues we find and welcome reports from readers; a localized page should not be treated as professional translation.
Useful comparisons name the decision criteria, product relationship, important trade-offs, and scope. We distinguish a product-selection framework from hands-on competitive testing and do not publish paid positions as editorial rankings.
Materially reviewed guides display an updated date. If you find a broken link, incorrect claim, translation problem, or outdated product detail, email support@34apps.com with the page URL and the correction.