Question 1

What's actually different between Free and Pro?

Accepted Answer

Free is the morning scan, Pro is the full clinical brief. Free gets 3 papers every weekday, the headline plus evidence grade, bias signals, sample size, and effect size on every card · the structural facts. Pro gets all of that plus 7 more papers (10 total · the full daily brief), the editorial layer that says what to do with each finding, the daily 06:00 mail Monday to Friday, ranking that adapts to your ratings, unlimited saved topics, and access to every brief since you joined. Free's brief archive is the last seven days only.

Question 2

Can I trust the summaries?

Accepted Answer

Every number, dose, and drug name in a brief traces back to a value extracted from the source paper. Five deterministic checks run on every brief before delivery: schema, forbidden phrasing, editorial quality, fact-check, and drug safety. If a check fails the brief is rewritten; if rewriting also fails it falls back to a deterministic template populated from the source data, and the brief is marked so you see which tier produced it. We never paraphrase what the paper didn't say.

Question 3

What happens to my reading history?

Accepted Answer

It's yours. Settings → Export ships you a JSON of every paper, rating, bookmark, and saved topic. Delete your account and everything · including your Stripe customer record · is erased within 24 hours. We keep no shadow copy.

Question 4

Which subspecialties are covered?

Accepted Answer

All ten ophthalmology subspecialties are live today: cataract & refractive, cornea & external disease, glaucoma, medical retina, surgical retina & vitreous, uveitis & ocular immunology, neuro-ophthalmology, oculoplastics & orbit, pediatric ophthalmology & strabismus, and ocular oncology. Other specialties follow once launch settles.

Question 5

What if I cancel?

Accepted Answer

Cancel anytime in the billing portal. You keep Pro until your renewal date · after that you drop to Free, which is the web feed with 3 papers every weekday and a 7-day brief archive. Your library, ratings, and saved topics stay where they are. Reactivate in one click before the year ends, or in 90 seconds after.

Question 6

Is this medical advice?

Accepted Answer

No. rounds. is an editorial reading product for qualified physicians, not a clinical decision-support system. Verify any finding against the source before you change practice.