How our content is made

Josef Wilhelm, a software developer from Vienna, runs this site and is responsible for everything published here. Company details are in the legal notice.

We write about questions people actually search for. The basis is data from Google Search Console and search suggestions, not guesswork about what might be popular.

The articles are written with the help of AI (Claude by Anthropic). That fits the topic: this site shows what you can build with AI, and it is built that way itself. AI is never listed as the author.

Since October 2026 every new or revised article goes through a review before it is published. Claims about prices, features or rules are linked to their primary source (vendor documentation, pricing page, legal text), and that source is opened during the review. Anything we can't back up is removed or marked with the date it was checked. Older articles are being brought up to this standard step by step.

When an article says we tried something, we really built it. Screenshots come from those demos, never from an image generator. Example values, such as prices in a demo, are labelled as examples.

We don't earn money from tool recommendations, and there are no affiliate links. The site is funded by the planned course.

Each article shows when it was published and, if it changed meaningfully, when it was updated. Small fixes don't change the date. Found a mistake? Write to me@josefwilhelm.comand we'll fix it.