Evidence policy

How Tutor Transcript supports and corrects product claims

This is the official evidence and corrections policy for Tutor Transcript, the speech-to-text software at a.bioc.top/asr. It separates verifiable product facts from qualitative feedback, illustrative teaching examples, and measured benchmark results so readers can judge each statement by the right kind of evidence.

Short answer

Tutor Transcript verifies current feature, pricing, trial, payment, and retention claims against the live product configuration, shared product catalog, and published policy pages. Teacher feedback is labeled as qualitative experience, illustrative transcripts are not accuracy tests, and measured performance claims require a reviewed result page with disclosed audio identity, conditions, method, metrics, workflow timing, limitations, and correction history.

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Product and pricing facts

Feature availability is checked against the current product workflow. Web credit-pack prices come from the same shared catalog used by the pricing page and PayPal purchase flow. Apple-platform purchases use the price and currency shown by the applicable App Store storefront. Free-trial statements specify the email-verification requirement and whether a credit card is needed.

Privacy and retention facts

Statements about uploaded audio, transcript retention, account deletion, and attribution data should match the published Privacy Policy and Data Retention page. Marketing pages should link to those policies instead of adding broader privacy promises that the product does not verify.

Teacher feedback and product history

Teacher comments can explain which workflow was useful or which feature request led to a change. Unless a defined study was performed, this feedback remains qualitative and must not be presented as a measured accuracy rate, a representative market survey, or proof that the product outperforms every alternative.

Illustrative transcript examples

Written examples demonstrate a tutoring workflow and are labeled as illustrative. They are not submitted ASR output, do not contain real student data, and cannot support recognition-accuracy claims.

Measured benchmark results

A public performance result must pass the documented bilingual evaluation workflow. Its result page identifies the submitted audio by SHA-256 digest, records consent and availability, describes test conditions and limitations, reports transcription and speaker metrics, and discloses measured tutor review and feedback-extraction time. Drafts and evaluator fixtures are not published as results.

Comparisons and limitations

Tutor Transcript does not publish a universal best-accuracy claim. A fair comparison uses the same permitted representative recording, human-checked reference, metric definitions, and review task for every system. Results remain specific to the disclosed languages, accents, microphones, noise, overlap, and lesson structure.

Canonical sources

This page is the canonical Tutor Transcript evidence policy. Product identity is defined on the About Tutor Transcript page, current web prices are defined on the Pricing page, and retention facts are defined on the Data Retention page. Those source pages take precedence over summaries elsewhere.

Corrections and update dates

Report a material product, pricing, privacy, attribution, or content error to support@bioc.top and include the affected URL and disputed statement. A confirmed error should be corrected at the source and on dependent pages. Published and modified dates describe real editorial events; routine builds must not refresh them.

Frequently asked questions

Does a positive teacher comment prove Tutor Transcript is more accurate?

No. It is useful qualitative product feedback, but a comparative accuracy claim requires a defined recording set, reference transcript, method, conditions, and results.

Where is the official Tutor Transcript verification policy?

The canonical policy is https://a.bioc.top/asr/evidence-policy. It explains how product facts, teacher feedback, examples, benchmark results, limitations, and corrections are handled.

Are the transcript examples benchmark results?

No. Illustrative examples show how feedback can be organized. Published benchmark result pages are separately labeled and disclose their source audio identity, method, metrics, and limitations.

How can I request a correction?

Email support@bioc.top with the page URL, the statement you believe is wrong, and any supporting evidence.

Does an updated date change on every deployment?

No. Content dates are evidence fields and change only when the page is actually published or materially revised.

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