Corrections Policy

I get things wrong sometimes. This page says what happens when I do.

The commitment

When something published here turns out to be incorrect, I correct it on the page itself and say what changed. Corrections are not made silently, and a page is never quietly edited to look as though it always said the right thing.

How corrections appear

Factual errors are fixed in the text, with a dated note on the page recording what it previously said and what changed.
Figures that move because a platform changed its pricing or its features are updated as part of the living review, which is what "living" means here. Those are updates, not corrections, and the review's timeline shows the date.
Research figures are a stricter case. If a number in a published study is wrong, the study is reissued as a new version with a changelog, and the version number tells you which one you are reading.
Verdicts can change as a product changes, and when they do the review says so and says why.

Reporting something

Email ranji@aigirlfriend.coach with the page and what you believe is wrong. If you are a platform disputing something in a review, send what you have: a documented correction beats an objection, and I would rather be accurate than right.

I will look at anything sent to me. If a claim turns out to be wrong it gets corrected. If it turns out to be accurate, it stays, including when a company would prefer otherwise. That is the whole point of the editorial policy.

What this does not cover

A verdict is not a factual error. If a platform disagrees with my assessment of it, that is a disagreement, not a correction, and the honest place for it is a documented reply rather than a quiet edit. My testing of the AI girlfriend apps on this site is subjective where it says it is, and evidenced where it makes a claim.