What the guides are for
Each tool page explains what the tool does, how to get a good result, and where its limits are. The goal is that you can use the tool well without reading anything else.
How guides are written
Guides are drafted with the help of AI writing tools under a written style sheet, then checked and revised before publication. Every claim about a tool (its controls, ranges, presets, formats) is checked against the tool's code. Numbers in the tables are computed by the build, not typed by hand.
Automated checks
Before a page is published, automated checks reject it if it repeats another page, promises a feature the tool does not have, mentions downloading from streaming sites, or falls below a minimum amount of original text. The checks themselves are tested: each one must fail on a deliberately broken page.
What we will not do
We do not offer downloading audio from YouTube or other services, and we do not help bypass copy protection. We do not make medical claims: the hearing check is not a hearing test, and tones are not presented as having health effects. We do not publish fake reviews or invented statistics.
Corrections
If something on a page is wrong, email hello@wavetinker.com with the page address. Confirmed errors are fixed in the next build, and the page's update date changes with it.