Editorial policy

Last updated 30 October 2026

Chomi sells pages written from a conversation with the person who knows the subject, so this site is written the same way. This is how, and what we hold ourselves to.

How a page here is made

1. A brief sets out what the page is for, who it is for and what it has to cover. It is approved by a person before anything is written.
2. A spoken interview with the people who build Chomi supplies the substance: their opinions, examples and reasoning.
3. A draft is written by AI from the brief and that interview, not from what is already published elsewhere.
4. A person reviews and approves it before it goes live, and corrects anything that is not right.

This covers the homepage and the pages about what we build and why. The policy pages, including this one, are written directly.

Using AI, openly

Every page here was drafted with AI, and the bar at the top of each one says so. What makes it worth reading is not who typed it but what went in: first-hand knowledge from an interview, checked by a person before it was published.

Quotes

A quote on this site is something said in one of those interviews, in the speaker’s own words, attributed by role rather than by name. We never write a quote that was not said, and we never attach a quote to anybody who did not say it.

Figures and claims

We do not publish results, ratings, customer stories or numbers we cannot stand behind. Where a figure appears, it describes how the product works, such as the length of the interview or the price of a plan, and it matches the product itself.

Images

Photographs are licensed stock images. They show the kind of situation a page is about, never our team or our customers. Drawings and animations are made for this site to explain how the product works.

Corrections

If something on this site is wrong, write to hello@chomi.io. We will check it and correct the page.