Sources Policy

For what a product is, what it does, and who it's built for, our primary source is that vendor's own official website. Every software page on Miloosh lists the exact source URLs its facts were drawn from.

Miloosh may publish specific prices, plan tiers, free-tier or trial details when those figures are recorded from an official vendor pricing page with a verification date. Pricing can change after that date, so published figures are dated snapshots, not guarantees. Confirm the current price, billing basis, plan limits, and offers on the vendor's own site before purchasing. We do not invent or extrapolate pricing when the official source does not support it.

The large majority of facts on this site come from a direct fetch of the vendor's own official page. In the small number of cases where an official site could not be fetched directly (for example, if it blocks automated requests), we note that plainly rather than presenting it as an ordinary direct source.

Every entry records the date its sources were fetched and verified, and that date is shown right on the page next to the source links themselves — not hidden in the underlying data. It's also one of the signals we use when deciding an entry needs re-checking.

As of this page's last update, 354 software entries across 27 categories have been verified, with the most recent check on September 17, 2026.

We do not turn missing evidence into a factual claim. When a detail cannot be verified from the cited material, it should remain unknown or be clearly presented as an editorial interpretation rather than as a vendor-stated fact.

Our Editorial Policy covers how sourced facts turn into published pages, and our AI Usage Disclosure covers what role automation plays in that process.

Questions about a specific source? Reach us at hello@miloosh.com or via the contact page.