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Directory coverage methodology

App cards show the observed coverage directly—0/3, 1/3, 2/3 or 3/3. It is not a safety score, user-review score, legal opinion or recommendation.

HIGH COVERAGE3 / 3Listed across all monitored directories

MEDIUM COVERAGE2 / 3Listed across two monitored directories

LIMITED COVERAGE1 / 3Listed across one monitored directory

NO OBSERVED COVERAGE0 / 3Not found in the monitored sample; official-store evidence may still exist

No paid placement or ranking commission

RummyGameList does not accept commission to add an App to the directory, move it higher or award a source-status label. Separately labelled sponsored download links are not inputs to coverage, ordering or verification.

What coverage means

Higher coverage means the product name appeared more consistently in the monitored market sample on the review date. Official Google Play identity, operator and update checks are displayed as separate evidence fields.

What coverage does not mean

It does not verify the App operator or owner.
It does not confirm that a download file is authentic or malware-free.
It does not confirm legal availability in any Indian state.
It does not validate bonuses, withdrawals or earning claims.
It does not measure real user satisfaction.

Method version 2.0Last reviewed 24 August 2026

Directory coverage is a presence count

A coverage value records whether an App name appeared in the fixed set of directories monitored for the research sample. For example, 2/3 means two of the three sampled directories mentioned the name. It does not mean two reviewers approved the App, and it is not a score out of three.

What is checked separately

Official-source status is a separate field based on a developer website, first-party store listing or dated operator notice. Developer identity, package ID, current version, regional access and money features are shown only when the source supports them. A source-checked label still does not guarantee safety, legal eligibility or future availability.

Why we do not convert coverage into stars

Repeated promotion can measure distribution rather than quality. Converting promotional presence into a star rating would create false precision and encourage users to treat marketing repetition as evidence. RummyGameList therefore keeps coverage, source status and editorial interpretation visibly separate.

How to use the directory

Start with the App profile directory, open the individual profile and compare the dated evidence. For installation questions, use the Rummy App safety checklist. Report an incorrect name, source or status through the correction channel.

Method limitations

The monitored directory sample can change and does not represent the whole market. Coverage is a dated observation, so readers should use it to discover a profile, not to decide whether an App is trustworthy. Current official evidence and the limits stated on the individual profile remain more important.