Accountability and sources
About Steadiva and our editorial standards
Steadiva and this website are published by Borealbit Technology Limited. Our articles explain product workflows and practical recordkeeping boundaries; they do not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
Publisher
Borealbit Technology Limited
Product
Steadiva, a local-first iOS treatment-record companion.
What we publish
The site covers Steadiva features, privacy and pricing boundaries, injection and symptom recordkeeping, and preparation for follow-up conversations. Product descriptions are tied to the currently shipped app and its real screens. Health-adjacent articles stay focused on organizing user-entered facts rather than interpreting symptoms or recommending care.
01 · Product truth
Check claims against the shipped app
Product workflows, privacy behavior, pricing, and platform requirements are checked against current product evidence before publication. Screenshots are kept as visible proof when an article describes a Steadiva workflow.
02 · Sources
Prefer primary and official sources
Consequential third-party claims should link to current primary sources such as FDA prescribing information or MedlinePlus guidance. We do not use a citation to extend beyond what that source supports.
03 · Review
Separate observations from conclusions
Before publishing, Borealbit checks names, dates, links, product behavior, source scope, and medical-advice boundaries. We do not invent clinical reviewers, personal experience, credentials, or treatment conclusions.
04 · Maintenance
Review when facts change
Product-workflow content is reviewed when the app changes. Health-adjacent source links and time-sensitive claims are reviewed at least quarterly, then updated, clarified, or removed when they are no longer supported.
Corrections and feedback
If you find an inaccurate product detail, a stale source, or wording that crosses the stated scope, email support@borealbit.com. Material corrections should update both the visible article and its modified date.
Editorial standards last updated: August 20, 2026.