# Preflight
> An app-store listing is a collection of claims, images, ratings, developer details and data disclosures.

## Entries
- [Subtitle Versus Screenshots: How to Tell Whether the First Three Images Show What an App Promises](https://preflight-4lg.pages.dev/subtitle-versus-app-screenshots/): An app's subtitle describes what the developer wants shoppers to understand, while its first screenshots provide visual evidence of how the app presents its.
- [Rating Count, Average and Spread: How to Read Three Different App Rating Numbers](https://preflight-4lg.pages.dev/app-rating-count-average-spread/): An app's rating count, average score and distribution describe different aspects of its public feedback.
- [Mapping a Voice Notes App Permission List to Features: Which Requests Need an Explanation?](https://preflight-4lg.pages.dev/voice-notes-app-permissions/): A voice notes app has a clear reason to request microphone access when recording is a central feature, but other permissions need to be understood in the.
- [What an AI App Privacy Label Lists, and What It Leaves Out](https://preflight-4lg.pages.dev/privacy-labels-what-they-say/): An app-store privacy label summarizes selected information about an app's data practices, such as the types of data collected, their purposes, and whether they.
- [AI App Screenshots as Marketing: Captions, Speed, and Visible Evidence](https://preflight-4lg.pages.dev/screenshots-as-ai-app-marketing/): App-store screenshots are selected promotional images, not a complete record of an app's behavior.
- [How to Read an AI Companion App Listing: Chat, Characters, and Audio](https://preflight-4lg.pages.dev/reading-ai-companion-listings/): An AI companion listing should be read as a collection of separate claims about characters, conversation, audio, language, and content.

## About
- [About Preflight](https://preflight-4lg.pages.dev/about/): what the site covers and how entries are made

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