Who writes our content
Guides and articles are published under the name of a real person at TifTif, currently our founder Davinder Singh, who is responsible for what they say. Author pages explain who they are and what they cover.
Where our numbers come from
We use two kinds of numbers, and we label both:
- First-party measurements from running the platform — for example, the six-stop route test (32.0 km to 19.8 km) and our automated test suite. We describe how each was produced.
- Third-party facts — prices, fees, laws and store rules — taken from the original source where possible, linked, and dated with when we checked them.
What we never publish
- Invented reviews, testimonials, ratings or customer counts
- Logos of businesses that are not our customers
- Numbers presented as results when they are examples — examples are labelled as examples
How we write comparisons
We make TifTif, and every comparison says so. We describe other products using only their own published information, as of a stated date, and we say plainly when another product is the better choice for some businesses. If a company tells us something is wrong or out of date, we check it and correct it.
Legal and financial topics
Where a guide covers licences, tax or food safety law, it gives general information from official sources, not legal or financial advice. Rules differ by country and change over time, so we link the source and encourage readers to confirm with the relevant authority or an adviser.
How we use AI tools
We use AI writing tools to help research and draft. A person at TifTif reviews every page before publication, checks its facts against the sources and the product, and is accountable for it.
Updates and corrections
Each guide shows when it was last reviewed. When we find or are told about a mistake, we correct the page rather than quietly removing it. To report an error, email hello@tiftif.co.in with the page and what needs fixing.