Direct answer
What you need to know
Zenari publishes SoundTick guidance using primary sources where available, visible review dates, explicit evidence boundaries and a corrections path. Commercial pages can explain SoundTick's benefits, but they must not turn an untested speaker, network, station or store condition into a guaranteed claim.
Editorial principles.
- Answer the user's practical question before promotional detail.
- Prefer official or primary sources for third-party claims.
- Identify publication and substantive review dates.
- Describe the tested setup when a result depends on hardware or network state.
- Keep static validation separate from physical-device, broker, store or deployment acceptance.
- Do not manufacture ratings, prices, model support, testimonials or performance figures.
Commercial disclosure and independence.
Zenari publishes both the SoundTick app and this website. Pages may link to the App Store and Google Play and may describe paid access after the complimentary period.
SoundTick is not affiliated with or endorsed by Bose Corporation. Bose and SoundTouch trademarks are used only to identify intended compatibility.
Corrections process.
Identify the statement
Send the page URL, quoted claim and why it appears inaccurate to zenari.dev@gmail.com.
Provide reproducible evidence
Include the source or tested setup, date and result without sharing passwords or private credentials.
Review the evidence level
Zenari checks whether the issue is a general correction, a product change or a setup-specific exception.
Publish substantive updates
Corrected pages receive an updated review date and, where useful, a public release-note entry.
Sources and boundaries
Evidence used for this guidance.
Product instructions describe SoundTick's intended behavior. External claims are linked to their primary source. Actual compatibility still depends on the speaker, firmware, phone permissions and network being tested.
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