Editorial policy
How BuildVetted content is written and checked
One person writes and reviews everything here. First-hand engagement material is kept separate from general guidance, external claims are sourced to the platform’s own documentation, AI assists with drafting but never with facts, and every claim is human-reviewed before it is published.
Written and reviewed by Rohit · Last reviewed 27 August 2026
Who writes and reviews this content
Everything published on buildvetted.com is written and reviewed by Rohit, the founder and the person who performs the reviews. There is no editorial team, no contributor network and no ghostwriters. Where a page carries a "last reviewed" date, that date is when a human re-read it against current practice — not when a script touched the file.
First-hand experience versus general guidance
Two different kinds of claim appear on this site and they are kept visually and verbally distinct. First-hand material comes from work actually performed — teardowns are drawn from real engagements, anonymized, with exact figures. General guidance is explanation of how a class of system tends to fail; it is written in general terms and does not claim a specific engagement behind it. If a page cannot honestly claim first-hand evidence, it does not imply one.
How teardowns are sourced and anonymized
Teardowns describe systems that were genuinely worked on or reviewed. No client name, product name, hostname or screenshot is published. Conversations are recreated as styled mockups rather than reproduced. Numbers are exact but unattributed. A teardown is only written after the work it describes has been done — never speculatively, and never to fill a publishing calendar.
How external claims are sourced
Statements about a third-party platform — Stripe, Supabase, Lovable, Replit or any other — are sourced to that platform's own documentation wherever possible, and linked. Where behaviour varies by plan, version or configuration, that is said rather than flattened into a general claim. No claim is made that a named tool produces insecure applications.
How AI is used
AI tools are used for drafting, structuring and editing prose on this site, in the same way a writer might use an outline or a copy editor. They are not used to invent findings, generate case studies, fabricate numbers, or produce claims about platforms that have not been checked. Every factual claim, figure and recommendation is reviewed by a human before publication, and the human is accountable for it.
What is never published
Invented customers, testimonials, reviews, ratings, logos, certifications or credentials. Security guarantees of any kind. Claims that an app is fully secure or that a review found everything. Client-identifying detail without separate written permission — buying a review does not grant it.
Corrections and updates
If something here is wrong, it gets corrected rather than quietly deleted. Material corrections are noted on the page with the date. Substantial pages show a "last reviewed" date so you can judge how current the guidance is. Report an error to rohit@buildvetted.com and it will be checked and answered.