Editorial Policy

Last Updated: August 3, 2026

I am Abhinav Sinha, the author and publisher of this site. I write for developers, creators, students, and small teams who want practical notes about AI tools, web development, content workflows, and the browser tools I build.

1. What I Publish

Articles fall into three broad groups: hands-on reviews, technical guides based on implementation work, and explainers about products or workflows. A review should make the testing context and limitations clear. An explainer should not present second-hand information as a personal test.

2. First-Hand Testing and Evidence

When an article says I used, tested, built, or measured something, the body should describe enough of the setup for a reader to understand what was done. Results from my own device, prompts, codebase, or sample set are contextual observations, not universal benchmarks.

Product features, prices, model names, and free-tier limits can change after publication. Where a factual claim depends on current product information, I prefer official documentation or another primary source. Readers should verify time-sensitive purchasing or implementation decisions with the linked provider.

3. AI Assistance

This site covers AI and AI tools may assist parts of the editorial workflow, including brainstorming, organizing notes, copy-editing, and checking code examples. AI output is not treated as evidence of a claim. I review the published article and remain responsible for its accuracy, examples, opinions, and corrections.

4. Independence and Commercial Disclosure

A positive mention is not automatically an endorsement. If a company pays for an article, supplies a product specifically for review, or an outbound link can earn a commission, that relationship should be disclosed clearly in the article near the relevant recommendation. Advertising does not give an advertiser control over editorial conclusions.

5. Updates and Corrections

I update an article date only after a meaningful review or content change, not merely to make an old page appear new. If you find a factual error, broken example, missing disclosure, or outdated product detail, send the article URL and the correction through the contact page or email abhinavraj350@gmail.com.

Material corrections should be made promptly. Opinions may change as tools improve, but the article should continue to distinguish the original testing context from later updates.

6. Reader Safety

Articles are general educational information, not legal, medical, tax, investment, or other licensed professional advice. Automated scores from this site’s tools are starting points for human review and should not be used as the sole basis for hiring, academic, financial, or legal decisions.

7. About the Author

Read more about my background, projects, and creator work on the About page. You can also browse all published articles on the Blog page.