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Frequently asked questions
Answers about Returner traction scores, public evidence, coverage, ranking changes, source attribution, and corrections.
What does a Returner traction score mean?
It is a 0-100 summary of observable public traction signals in the current catalog snapshot. It is not a valuation, investment recommendation, or prediction of company performance.
Why can a score change?
Scores can change when public evidence is refreshed, corrected, deduplicated, reattributed, or recalibrated against the available peer cohort.
Does a missing platform mean a company has no traction there?
No. Missing coverage means the current catalog does not contain an eligible public account or evidence signal for that platform. It is not proof of absence.
Where do company and founder details come from?
They come from public accelerator profiles, company websites, verified public accounts, and the source records stored in the catalog snapshots.
Are rankings investment rankings?
No. Rankings order eligible catalog companies by public traction score. They do not assess valuation, financial health, product quality, or expected investment return.
How are corrections reviewed?
A useful correction identifies the affected page and field, supplies a primary public source, explains the requested change, and includes a date when the claim is time-sensitive.
Where can I learn more?
Read the full methodology, review data source coverage, browse rankings, or prepare a correction request.