Editorial Policy

Articles on Lovezey are written by Viraj Savaliya, the developer who built the tools. There is no separate editorial department and no ghostwritten content farm. When an article explains how a calculator works, the person writing the explanation is the person who wrote the calculation.

This matters for a practical reason. A large amount of relationship content online is produced without any connection to the thing it describes, which is how sites end up explaining mechanics that do not exist. Writing from the code avoids that failure.

Every tool page describes the actual mechanism. Where a calculation is a numerology digit sum, the page says so and shows the letter table. Where a result is selected from a curated list by a deterministic seed, the page says that instead of inventing a more impressive-sounding method.

We treat this as a hard rule rather than a stylistic preference. If the explanation and the code disagree, the explanation is wrong and gets fixed.

Astrology and numerology are presented as cultural and symbolic traditions, because that is what they are. Neither has demonstrated predictive validity, and no page on this site claims otherwise.

Specifically, we do not claim that any tool can:

Articles may describe general patterns that are widely observed in relationship research and clinical practice, such as the role of conflict repair or the damage caused by contempt. They do not invent percentages, sample sizes, or study names to make those observations sound more authoritative.

If you see a number in an article on this site, it should either be arithmetic that can be checked or a figure that is clearly attributed. If you find a statistic that appears unsourced, treat it as an error and tell us.

Some tools touch on difficult subjects. The red flag quiz asks about isolation, monitoring, and conflict patterns, which means some people using it are in unsafe situations. Content around those tools is written with that in mind.

Where a page discusses abuse, coercive control, or safety, it states plainly that the tool cannot assess risk and points to emergency services and specialist support. In India, the national emergency number is 112 and the women’s helpline is 181.

We are not qualified to provide crisis support, and we do not attempt to.

Some tools on this site generate text using a language model — for example, personalised summaries and creative generators. Those outputs are labelled where they appear, and they are generated for entertainment rather than presented as analysis.

Editorial articles are not generated by a language model and published unreviewed. Where AI assistance is used in drafting, the content is checked, rewritten, and is the responsibility of the named author.

Articles carry a last-updated date, and it changes only when the content has actually been revised. We do not refresh dates to appear current.

If you find an error — a wrong calculation, an outdated claim, a broken link, or a description that does not match what the tool does — please report it through the contact page. Corrections that affect the substance of an article are made and the date is updated.

Lovezey is free to use and is supported by advertising. Advertising does not influence editorial content. No article recommends a product or service because of an advertiser relationship, and there are currently no sponsored articles on the site.

If that changes, sponsored content will be labelled clearly and kept separate from editorial material.