Trust Center
How every claim on this site is governed
This site makes claims about a security product. That obliges us to say where each claim comes from, what would falsify it, and what we will not say at all.
The rules this site is written under
Every capability carries a verdict
Drawn from a fixed vocabulary that is enforced in code. A capability with no evidence is published as Planned rather than omitted.
Limitations sit next to claims
Where a capability has a stated limitation, it is rendered on the same card, not in a footnote on another page.
Banned vocabulary
Certified, guaranteed, tamper-proof, unhackable, bulletproof and zero-risk do not appear as descriptions of this product anywhere on this site.
No customer claims
No customer names, logos, case studies, testimonials or usage metrics appear, because none are published. Their absence is deliberate.
No certification badges
No badge on this site represents a third-party assessment, because no such assessment exists to represent.
Dated review
Each capability carries the date its verdict was last reviewed. A stale review is visible rather than hidden.
Reporting a problem
I think a claim on this site is wrong.
Send the page, the specific sentence, and what you believe the accurate statement is. Claims are corrected rather than defended; a claim that cannot be supported is downgraded or removed.
I have found a security issue.
Report it through the contact form with Inquiry Type set to Security. Do not include exploit details in a first message; we will arrange a channel appropriate to the finding.
Can I verify evidence myself?
Yes — that is the point of the portable verifier. It runs offline with no database, no signing key, no network and no product installation on the path. Its limitation, that it shares an author with the system it checks, is stated on the evidence page.
Affiliation, stated once
ApexClaw's founder chairs a W3C Community Group on agent conformance and benchmarking. Participation in a community group is not endorsement: the W3C does not certify ApexClaw and does not endorse it.