How Palmuse researches and labels what it publishes.

Our editorial principles

• Accuracy before volume: we would rather publish fewer useful pages than scale unsupported claims.
• Claim clarity: product facts, scientific evidence and traditional palmistry are not presented as interchangeable.
• Agency over fear: content must not use doom, shame or certainty to make a reader dependent.
• Primary sources first: medical, legal, technical and product claims should point to the closest reliable source available.
• Visible corrections: material errors should be corrected promptly and the reviewed date updated.

Our three claim labels

How AI assistance is used

AI tools may assist with outlining, drafting, consistency checks and identifying claims that need verification. Palmuse retains editorial responsibility for publication; using an AI tool does not transfer that accountability. Factual claims are checked against cited sources or the current product implementation before release.

This policy follows the useful part of Google Search guidance: make authorship and production context clear, and prioritize accuracy, quality and relevance over automated scale.

Authorship and review

Learning-center pages are published by the Palmuse Editorial Team and include a reviewed date. Product-flow and privacy pages are checked against current Palmuse implementation and policy. Evidence pages cite the underlying source near the claim or in a source list.

The team does not claim medical, psychological or palmistry certification. Content is not a substitute for professional advice.

Claims we do not publish as fact

• Palm lines diagnose health or mental-health conditions.
• A crease predicts death, lifespan, accident, pregnancy or disaster.
• Palmistry guarantees money, career success, marriage or divorce.
• Mindset directly redraws major palm creases.
• An AI-generated score is a scientific probability.

Corrections and contact

If you find a factual error, an outdated product statement or a source that does not support the nearby claim, email support@palmuse.app with the page URL and concern. We will review the source, correct material errors and update the page date where appropriate.