Listing and editorial policy
Make sources, editorial choices and commercial relationships visible.
Listing criteria
A tool must have an identifiable product and official entry point, with a clear explanation of its AI features, practical uses and conditions of use. We do not accept content farms, impersonated products, infringing resources, malware or misleading promises.
Sources and checks
Product information is drawn primarily from official websites, documentation and pricing pages. A checked date records when public information was reviewed. It does not mean a full product test, continuous monitoring or a guarantee that every feature is available in every region. We do not describe information as hands-on experience without evidence of testing.
Pricing and limitations
Pricing models support an initial comparison. “Free + paid” may involve usage, region, feature or eligibility limits. Open source does not mean hosting, compute or every use is free. Consult each tool’s official plans and terms.
Featured listings, ads and guest articles
Editor’s picks organize items worth exploring first. Paid featured listings and ads are labeled as sponsored; paid articles are labeled as sponsored articles. Payment does not guarantee approval or mean that we agree with every claim in an article.
Corrections and appeals
Every tool has a correction and reporting entry point. Please identify the issue, provide official evidence and suggest a change. When a creator asks to manage a listing, editors must verify the relationship separately. An email address alone never transfers access.