Who creates the content
The site is built and edited by the AIbyNow operator. We do not invent named authors, credentials, or a research team. When a guide says “we tested,” it means the input was run through the tool and the output was checked against the source.
How guides are produced
- Start with a real task. Each guide answers one search intent: summarize a PDF, rewrite an email, OCR a screenshot, or turn notes into action items.
- Run the workflow. We use the tool on representative inputs and note the failure cases, not just the happy path.
- Draft with assistance, edit for accuracy. AI assistance may be used for drafting or structure. Claims about limits, privacy, and behavior are checked against the actual implementation before publishing.
- Link to the tool and the next question. A guide should lead to a tool that can finish the job, plus related reading that does not repeat the same keyword.
Updates and corrections
Every guide shows a published date and an updated date. We update a guide when the tool’s limits change, when a limitation becomes clearer, or when a reader reports a reproducible error. We do not change the date just to make a page look fresh.
If something is wrong, email hello@aibynow.com with the URL, the input type, and what you expected. We will correct the page or explain the limitation.
What we will not do
- Publish a fake accuracy percentage or a benchmark we cannot reproduce.
- Claim a tool is private if the file or text leaves the device.
- Write ten variations of the same article to chase a keyword.
- Hide a limitation behind a generic “AI can make mistakes” sentence.
How to judge a tool page
Look for the input limit, the privacy note near the upload control, a real before/after example, and a limitations section. Those are more useful than a long list of features. Start with how we test or what leaves your device.