Useful information should make the next step clearer — not more confusing.
Habits Resources are designed around a few principles.
Separate tracking from treatment
We explain how Habits can help record or organise information without presenting the app as a prescriber or clinician.
Show the source
Important health information should be supported by relevant sources.
Say what is uncertain
An association is not automatically a cause, and one study is not automatically the final answer.
Keep product claims factual
If we say Habits has a feature, that feature should exist in the current product.
Make reviews visible
Where health content needs qualified review, the reviewer and their relevant credentials should be shown.
Read our Health & Editorial Policy →
Two kinds of Resource content
Product Guides
These explain how Habits works and are the recommended Phase 1 Resources.
Examples:
- how to set a Medication reminder;
- how to export your data;
- how AI category controls work;
- how to prepare a Doctor Report.
The source of truth is the current Habits product.
Health Education
These explain a health topic in general and belong to Phase 2 unless Page 19's review process is already operational.
Health Education uses appropriate external evidence and requires review appropriate to the risk/topic.
Health education does not turn Habits into a healthcare provider.
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