Editorial policy
How we write about our apps and the alternatives.
This page explains who writes the content on loveikolabs.com, where the information comes from, and how we handle disclosure, health topics and corrections.
Last updated October 2026
Who writes these pages
App pages, hub pages and buyer's guides are written and maintained by the Loveiko Labs team. We are app developers, not clinicians, appraisers or authenticators, and we write from that position.
Disclosure
We make one app in every buyer's guide. Each guide says so at the top. Where a competitor is cheaper, more established or better suited to a specific need, the guide says that too. We do not accept payment for placement, and this site does not use affiliate links. Where an app itself earns a commission from a partner, its app page says so.
Sources
Health pages rely on published guidance from public bodies and clinical societies, such as the FDA, NIH, CDC, ACOG, Mayo Clinic and specialty society guidelines, and on each app's own documented behavior. Valuation and authentication pages rely on documented brand references and public market data. Competitor details come from their App Store listings at the time of writing.
Health information
Nothing on this site is medical advice. Our health apps organize your own records, explain terms and numbers on your own reports and help you prepare for appointments. They do not diagnose or treat any condition. Talk to your clinician before changing medication, supplements or diet.
Authenticity and valuation
Photo-based checks are a screening step, not certified authentication or a formal appraisal. For high-value purchases, insurance or sale, use a qualified professional who can inspect the item in person.
Ratings and numbers
App Store ratings shown on this site are taken from Apple's public data and refreshed when pages are rebuilt. Prices are in US dollars as listed on the US App Store and may differ by country.
Updates and corrections
We review hub pages and guides when apps or competitors change, and the review date is shown on each hub page. When we find an error, or someone points one out, we correct the page and update that date.