Editorial Policy
The standards that govern how we research, write, and correct our reviews.
Last updated: July 25, 2026
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Editorial independence
Editorial decisions at Aimora are made by our team alone. Vendors, advertisers, and affiliate partners have no say over what we publish, how we score apps, or which apps we recommend.
Scores are set before any commercial arrangement is considered. If a conflict of interest could arise, we disclose it in the relevant review.
Sourcing and fact-checking
Our claims about an app come first from hands-on testing. Where we cite features, prices, or policies, we verify them against the vendor's own product, pricing page, or documentation at the time of writing.
Prices and feature availability change quickly, so we date-stamp what we test and re-check regularly. See our review methodology for how and how often.
Authorship and bylines
Every review and guide carries a named author. Reviews are edited by Elena Marsh, and authors are accountable for the accuracy of their work.
We do not publish anonymous reviews or vendor-supplied copy dressed up as independent editorial.
Last-reviewed dates
Each article shows when it was last reviewed so you can judge how current it is. Updating an article refreshes that date; minor typo fixes do not.
Corrections policy
If we get something wrong, we fix it. Substantive corrections are noted on the affected page so readers know what changed.
Spotted an error? Email editorial@adultaicompanions.com and we will review it. More options are on the contact page.
Handling vendor relationships
We may hold affiliate relationships with some of the apps we review, and we may receive review access or trial accounts. Neither buys favourable coverage.
We disclose affiliate links clearly and explain the commercial model in full in our affiliate disclosure.