How We Review Apps

Our app pages are short overviews, not paid promotions. Here is the checklist we follow when we decide whether to write about an app.

1. Is it from a trustworthy source?

We check the developer name and the official store listing. If we cannot confirm the publisher, we do not feature the app.

2. What does it actually do?

We explain the main purpose in plain words, who it suits and what it is not good at. We avoid exaggerated claims.

3. What does it ask for?

We look at the permissions requested and mention anything a reader should think about before installing, such as access to contacts, location or files.

4. What does it cost?

We say whether the app is free, supported by ads or has paid plans. Prices change, so we ask readers to check the store page for the current details.

5. How is it for privacy and safety?

We highlight privacy settings and safe-use habits. Related guides are linked from the app page where relevant.

Our download policy

We never host app files and never link to modified or "cracked" versions. Every download button on this site leads to the official store listing.

See also our Editorial Policy.