What FreeBrain is
FreeBrain publishes educational guides and tools about learning, attention, memory, productivity, stress skills, and sleep habits. The site is not a medical service and does not provide diagnosis, treatment, or personalized clinical advice.
Who is responsible for the site
Anas Kalthoum, a software engineer and the site founder, operates FreeBrain and builds its interactive learning tools. He is not a physician, psychologist, neuroscientist, or licensed health professional.
Why the archive is being reviewed
A substantial part of the current article archive was produced with automated AI assistance. Publishing those pages at scale did not establish originality, factual accuracy, human review, or a reason for search engines to index each page. FreeBrain is now auditing the archive URL by URL for usefulness, duplication, sourcing, search intent, and trust.
What has changed
- Autonomous generation and publication of new-topic articles is currently disabled by the active recovery publication lock.
- The compatible archive-recovery controls are loaded. A low-risk educational update may be released automatically only after its private revision passes the signed URL action, source-evidence, originality, exact quality-rubric, contextual-link, cohort-rate, and live-verification gates. Sensitive or reviewer-required work remains blocked until its required review is genuine and version-bound.
- Weak pages may be improved, rewritten, merged, or temporarily noindexed under the approved recovery ledger. Merge, deletion, redirect, and indexability decisions are not delegated to the automatic low-risk refresh path.
- Automated checking is not represented as human or professional review. A professional-review label is shown only when a named, verified reviewer is bound to the exact accepted version.
See the Editorial Policy for the complete recovery workflow. To report an error or unsupported claim, contact FreeBrain.