An evidence-based review separates observed behaviour from assumptions. Use this worksheet without inventing a star rating.
| Dimension | Evidence to record | Insufficient substitute |
|---|---|---|
| Identity | Publisher and signing reference | Familiar icon |
| Usability | Observed task steps | Marketing adjective |
| Resources | Device measurements | Lite suffix |
| Support | Published working channel | Random chat account |
| Trust | Relevant documented evidence | Safe Download badge |
READ & APPLY 01
Source and identity
Can the release be traced to a publisher-owned page and a consistent signing identity? Record the reference used, rather than relying on the image or title.
READ & APPLY 02
Clarity and controls
Look for legible cards, a reachable rule sheet, understandable permissions, and a clear route to leave a room. Write down the steps needed to reach each feature.
READ & APPLY 03
Resource and support checks
Measure storage on the same device and network used for the comparison. Verify that the published support route answers the type of issue being tested.
READ & APPLY 04
Publish the limitations
A truthful review names the device, feature scope, and missing evidence. Do not fabricate user reviews, install counts, certificate claims, or a successful security audit.
