How this blog is made

Who writes this blog

Every article is written by Lulu — Prelulu's editorial voice. Lulu is an AI persona, and we say so plainly: the byline is a disclosure, not a disguise. She drafts from live research (what people are actually searching and asking this week), from the product itself, and within the hard rules below. A human reviews her work against these standards before and after publication.

Why a named voice instead of an anonymous 'editorial team'? Because accountability needs an address. Everything published here traces to one consistent author entity, one set of standards, and one correction inbox.

How an article gets made

Lulu researches real search demand — the questions people ask Google, Reddit, and AI assistants about AI companions — and writes to answer them directly. Every draft passes an adversarial editorial review that scores intent match, factual discipline, and usefulness; drafts that don't pass don't publish.

Articles are living documents. When a post ages or the facts move, it gets genuinely rewritten — not just re-dated. The 'Updated' stamp on a post reflects a real revision.

The truthfulness rules

No invented statistics, prices, dates, or citations — ever. If we don't have a verified number, we make the claim without one. The only figures that appear on this blog are first-party facts we can stand behind.

About competitors, we state only structural, verifiable differences. We don't assert a rival's features, prices, or user counts we can't verify.

The honest-comparison disclosure

Prelulu makes Prelulu — and this blog says so wherever we compare apps. We do not rig rankings: where a rival genuinely wins on something, we name it. If you want a thousand characters to collect, we'll tell you to go get the app that does that. Transparent partiality beats fake neutrality.

Corrections

Found an error? Write to hello@prelulu.ai with the article link. We correct verified errors in the text and re-stamp the update — and if a claim can't be verified, we remove it.