Facts ship
Only claims grounded in absolute, indisputable facts go out.
House standard
Proof standards
Every claim HAVENGAI publishes passes one test: is it grounded in absolute, indisputable fact? If not, it gets cut — not hedged, not softened. Cut.
The standard, in four lines
Projections get cut
Projected, believed-but-unmeasured, hoped-for — cut, not hedged.
Numbers are checkable
Every number on this site can be verified by the reader.
We name what’s missing
When a fact would help and we don’t have it, we say so — never invent it.
The test, plainly
The rule is called the Jesus test: only claims grounded in absolute, indisputable facts ship. Anything projected, believed-but-unmeasured, or hoped-for gets cut — not hedged with “may” and “could,” not softened with adjectives. Cut. It applies to every page on this site and every deliverable a client receives.
What gets cut
Invented statistics. “X% of customers” without a measured X. Revenue claims, ranking guarantees, customer counts nobody verified. Superlatives — best, leading, guaranteed — which are opinions wearing the clothes of facts. Timelines we can’t verify: a page that omits a delivery estimate it cannot confirm is more honest than one that invents one.
What ships instead
Checkable claims: addresses, phone numbers, census figures with their source, prices we actually charge, things we actually did. The company facts page exists so you can verify the business itself. Opinions are labeled as opinions. Where outcomes are projected — as in a Verified Position Brief — they’re stated as ranges, never single numbers dressed up as promises.
Who enforces it
The founder. “AI created, human verified” means the human is the gate, not the pen — and the gate’s rule is this page. This is the house standard for what we publish; the public answer-readiness standard for client-facing work is documented separately at answer-readiness and evidence-bound marketing.
Your next move
Check us. That’s what the facts are for.
Direct answers
What serious buyers ask.
Does this standard apply to client work?
Yes. Client deliverables are held to the same rule: checkable claims, ranges where ranges are honest, nothing invented.
What about opinions and analysis?
Opinions are labeled as opinions. Analysis is separated from fact — what we measured versus what we think it means.
Who enforces the standard?
The founder. The human is the gate: nothing ships on AI authority alone.
Where can I verify your facts?
Start at the company facts page — every claim there is checkable.