Editorial Principles.
A few commitments that should be visible in every finding.
01 / Selection comes first
We choose independently, for usefulness, curiosity and relevance. We do not aim to follow every AI headline or publish on a fixed news cycle.
02 / Find the source
We prefer original documentation, release notes, repositories and terms. Community posts can point us somewhere, but they are not evidence on their own.
03 / Check what changes
Prices, free credits, eligibility, regional limits and expiry dates can move quickly. When they matter, we check them against a primary source and show when we last did so.
04 / Make the judgment legible
A fact, a provider’s claim, something we have tested and our editorial impression are different things. We say which is which, and leave room for uncertainty and the catch.
05 / No hidden influence
No manufactured urgency or pay-to-play disguised as editorial selection. If affiliate links or sponsored work are introduced, we will label them clearly beside the relevant content. Payment will not buy a favourable conclusion. Material corrections will be dated and visible.