Evidence policy

Claims should be as precise as the evidence behind them.

True Carry's public documentation labels internal data, states measurement limits, records update dates, and avoids turning an engineering target into a marketing claim.

Published August 11, 2026 · Updated August 11, 2026 · By True Carry

Internal results stay labeled as internal

True Carry identifies internal engineering results as user-provided or internally measured and does not describe them as independent certification. A result is published with its metric, unit, statistic, observation date, and known limitation when those details are available.

Estimates are not certified measurements

True Carry describes camera-derived shot values as estimates because device capability, camera placement, lighting, calibration, the ball, the club, and environmental conditions affect the result. Product documentation names use cases that require a certified instrument and are outside the app's intended scope.

Corrections and updates

Material changes to measurement documentation are recorded in the public changelog. If a factual error is found, send the page URL and supporting evidence to Rushil@truecarrygolf.com; confirmed material errors will be corrected and dated.

Sources and commercial content

Specific external claims should link to their source. Product and pricing pages describe True Carry's own offerings and are commercial content. Comparisons, testimonials, ratings, or third-party endorsements will not be published as verified facts without a source that readers can inspect.