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Editorial and AI-use policy

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Everything on WeBuildStack is meant to help someone make a real decision about building software. This page explains who writes it, how it is checked, and where AI tools are and are not used.

Who writes our content

Guides, service pages and industry pages are written by the WeBuildStack engineering team: the engineers and technical leads who build client projects. We do not use ghostwriting agencies or paid guest posts.

How it is reviewed

  • Every guide is reviewed by a technical lead other than the author before it is published.
  • Technical claims (framework behaviour, performance, security, cloud costs) must be backed by documentation, a reproducible test or our own project experience.
  • Industry pages that mention regulations or standards (for example HIPAA, IEC 62304, PCI DSS or the DPDP Act) describe what we design software for. They are not legal advice and do not claim certifications we do not hold.

How we use AI tools

We use AI assistants the way we use any engineering tool: to research, outline, check grammar, and draft code examples. A person on the team writes or rewrites the final text, checks every fact, and is responsible for what is published. We do not publish pages generated in bulk, and we do not publish AI output without human review.

Pricing and claims

The only published prices on this site are the entry prices for web and mobile applications shown on the pricing page and on each country page. Every other figure comes in a written quote. Numbers about our team and projects describe WeBuildStack as a whole and are kept up to date.

Corrections and updates

Guides show a publication date and, when changed materially, an updated date. If you find an error, email webuildstackapps@gmail.com. We reply within one business day and correct confirmed errors within two business days.

Independence

We do not accept payment for mentions, reviews or links. When we recommend a framework, cloud or tool, it is because we use it in production, not because of a partnership.