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Comparisons you can check.

Most comparison pages are an ad with a table in it. These follow three rules: what the other product does, what Brainis does with proof for each line, and an honest section on when you should stay where you are.

How these pages work

Three rules you can check yourself.

  • 01

    No made-up weaknesses

    The column about the other product says what it really does, in its maker's own words. If something just isn't what that kind of product is for, the page says so instead of calling it a flaw.

  • 02

    Each Brainis line links its proof

    Each thing we say Brainis does links to the page that proves it. If we couldn't back a sentence up, we toned it down until we could.

  • 03

    The case for the other product is real

    Each page has a “When {X} is enough” section, written to convince you. If a point there sounds like you, the honest advice is right on the page: don’t buy Brainis.

Shorter comparisons

Kept for old links, and short on purpose.

These seven follow the same rules but say less, because we haven’t done enough work on them yet. We keep them out of search results until we have. A short page that says it’s short beats a long one that pretends.

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