Trust and transparency
Editorial policy
Kinduru publishes guidance to help families make informed educational decisions. Resources must be useful without requiring a purchase.
Authorship
Public guidance is authored by the Kinduru editorial team unless a named contributor is genuinely involved. We do not invent people, qualifications or reviewers.
Evidence and sources
Legal, clinical and policy statements use current primary or authoritative sources where appropriate. Lived experience and product philosophy are labelled as such rather than presented as clinical evidence.
Safety
Kinduru does not diagnose, treat or promise outcomes. Autism and ADHD are not framed as problems to fix. Guidance acknowledges individual differences and directs readers to appropriate official or professional support where needed.
Review and correction
Substantial guides display publication and review dates. Material changes update the review date. Corrections should be made promptly and transparently.
Automation
Automation may help organise research or drafts, but published guidance must be checked for accuracy, usefulness, tone, sourcing and unsupported claims before publication.