A short run of public facts about each Android app, placed where you read them before anything else.
App pages tend to open with a banner and bury the details. Worth Knowing First turns that around. The first thing you meet is the short list of public facts about the app, and the selling comes after, if at all.
The app name, its maker, the store rating, how many people rated it, the install count and the price, all drawn from the public store listing. The site adds no score and no badge of its own, and getting the app is a link out to its official Google Play listing.
Pages are prepared ahead of time and served as simple files, so they appear as quickly as your connection allows. The numbers reflect the last time the site was assembled, and the store listing always carries the current ones.
A wrong figure, a missing app or a description that reads badly: the contact page takes all of them, and corrections are welcome.
It does not run a test lab, scan files or hand out approvals. No app listed here has been tried or inspected by this site, so a page should never be read as a promise about how an app will behave on your phone.
On Worth Knowing First, every Android app gets a page with a rewritten description, screenshots and a handful of public facts, plus a link to its official Google Play listing.
There is no testing lab and no review panel behind the pages. "Independent" here means one thing only: the site is not affiliated with Google or with any app developer.
Read the basics first. The rest is easier to judge once you have them.
Worth Knowing First is operated by Celnet Technology Hong Kong, Hong Kong.
