What this catalog covers
Countdown by ToolReview is an independent, curated release archive. The initial collection covers selected historical launches; it is not a complete or continuously updated news feed. “Latest” means latest within the catalog. Source-check dates refer to verification of the historical announcement, not current access or support.
Status and evidence are separate
Announced by the developer; a launch time may still be absent.
A release commitment is documented by a traceable source.
An estimated window, with its basis cited; not a promise.
An unconfirmed report. Never presented as an official schedule.
The documented launch occurred. This does not guarantee current availability.
A previously documented window has been postponed.
A source confirms that the planned release was cancelled.
Verification levels
Official source means an announcement from the developer. Corroborated means multiple independent reports support a claim. Unverified means the evidence is insufficient for either label. Verification is not a performance endorsement.
When a countdown is allowed
A live clock requires an official or confirmed release, an exact timestamp with a timezone, and explicit editorial approval in the data. A date without an hour is displayed as a date. Month, quarter, year and unknown windows never become artificial timestamps. When a clock reaches zero, we show “awaiting release verification”; we do not change the status automatically.
Corrections and updates
Each record links to its evidence and exposes its latest source-check date. Corrections belong in the dated update log, with a source. Editors must preserve the difference between an initial announcement, a preview and general availability. Product and company timelines reuse those same milestones.