How we check facts
We use the app makers' own pages for feature facts, and Artificial Analysis for test scores.
Every fact we show has its source and the date a person on our team checked it. Anything we haven't checked says “Not checked yet *”.
What “Checked” means
A person on our team found the fact on the app maker's own page, on the date shown. It does not mean we tested the feature ourselves.
When we try a guide in the real app, the guide shows its own date: “Guide checked: {date}”.
Test scores are different: we don't check them ourselves. They come from Artificial Analysis, with the date of their results.
Two real examples from our pages:
Source: Passkeys to secure your OpenAI account (help.openai.com) · Checked on 20 Oct 2026. That was more than 30 days ago, so it may have changed.
We haven't checked whether ChatGPT Free has this.
Where our facts come from
Feature facts come from the app makers' own help, pricing and news pages. Each fact links to its page.
If we don't have a page and a check date for a fact, we don't show it as a fact. It says “Not checked yet *” instead.
What our marks mean
Yes | Yes, it is in this plan. |
Yes, with a limit | Yes, but there is a limit. Read the note. |
See the note | This plan has a number or a note, like 400 GB of storage. |
Admin turns it on | Yes, but a company or school admin must turn it on. |
Costs extra | You must pay extra to use it. |
Coming later | Not here yet. The company says it is coming. |
No | No, it is not in this plan. |
Does not apply | This does not apply to this plan. |
Not checked yet* | We haven't confirmed this on the app maker's own pages yet. |
Pages disagree* | The company's own pages say different things. We are still checking. |
Every star (*) has a short note beside it that says what is unclear. When the app maker's pages disagree, we show both pages and what they say.
Dates
Each fact shows the date a person checked it. We never show one date for a whole page.
After 30 days, the fact says: “Checked on {date}. That was more than 30 days ago, so it may have changed.”
Test scores
Scores and test details: Artificial Analysis (artificialanalysis.ai).
A score shows how one , at one setting, did on one test, on one date. It doesn't tell you how the app will feel for your work.
“Not measured” means there is no score. It never means zero.
What we don't do
- We don't call one app the best.
- We don't tell you to upgrade.
- We don't guess a fact we haven't checked.
No AI company pays us for what we say about its app. Last confirmed on 20 Oct 2026.
Who checks
Our team checks facts on the app makers' own pages and tries each guide in the real app.