Trust document
Wellness Core publishes product and educational content for users who want better routines. We aim for clear, practical wellness information that helps with daily behavior. We do not publish content as a substitute for medical advice.
When we publish wellness education, we prefer established public-health and clinical sources, major research summaries, and widely accepted behavioral guidance. We aim to avoid hype, miracle claims and unsupported medical language.
Some pages explain how the product works. Those pages are grounded in actual product behavior, not marketing fiction. If a page describes scoring, tracking or routines, it should match what users can actually do in Wellness Core.
We are strict about boundaries. Wellness Core supports routines, habit awareness and lifestyle consistency. It does not diagnose disease, prescribe treatment or replace licensed care.
Pages are reviewed when product behavior changes, when important source guidance changes, or when search data shows a page is unclear. We prefer fewer accurate pages over a large library of thin content.
Statements about the product and the score should reflect real behavior, not aspirational copy.
Pages should help a user make a clearer decision, understand a routine better, or take a realistic next step.
We avoid writing that implies the app can diagnose, treat or medically evaluate health conditions.
If you think a page is unclear or outdated, contact us. Trust is stronger when content stays accurate and specific.