About Lomivu: how we test technology and who we are

About Lomivu

A tech magazine that shows its working.

Lomivu compares the AI assistants, phones and home tech people actually search for. We check prices, plan limits and specs on the makers’ own pages, write down the date we checked, and list every page we used at the end of the article. Where we can run a test ourselves, we do, and we publish the numbers.

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Articles published: 380
Sources cited: 3 Nov
Last updated · 2026

What you can expect

Checked at the source

Prices, plan limits and specs come from the maker’s own pages and help centres, never from other reviews, and every article gives the date we checked.

Named models, named dates

“ChatGPT” is not a version. We say GPT-6 Astra, Claude Opus 5.5 or Gemini 3.8 Flash, and we update the comparison when a new model ships.

Independent verdicts

Advertising and affiliate links never change a verdict. A product that pays us nothing can still win a comparison.

How an article gets made

We start from the question readers ask.“Claude or ChatGPT?”, “Do I need a modem and a router?” We write the article that answers it, not the one a press release suggests.
We go to the makers’ own pages.Pricing pages, plan tables, spec sheets, help centres and model cards. If a page shows a regional price, we say which region it is for.
We test where we can.For our AI detector article we ran 120 texts through ZeroGPT and published every result. Where we haven’t run a test of our own, the article says so. How we test explains the difference.
A second editor reads it.The reviewer is named under the headline, and anything unclear or unverified is cut before the article goes live.
We keep it current.When a model, price or product changes, we update the article and change the date instead of leaving an old verdict online.

The editors

Nora WhitfieldEditor, AI and software

Nora Whitfield is Lomivu's editor for AI and software. She compares ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and the coding tools built on them using the companies' own pricing, plan and privacy pages, names the model versions and the date she checked, and updates each comparison when a new model ships.

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James CarverEditor, hardware and consumer tech

James Carver covers phones, storage, home networking and the everyday hardware questions readers search for. He works from makers' spec sheets, store prices and published reliability data such as Backblaze's drive statistics, and says plainly when the cheaper option is enough.

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How we make money

Some links on Lomivu are affiliate links: if you buy through them, we may earn a commission at no cost to you. They are clearly marked and never affect which products we recommend. We don’t accept payment for reviews, we don’t publish sponsored articles presented as editorial, and vendors don’t see an article before it’s published.

Corrections

If we’ve got something wrong, tell us. Factual corrections are made in the article with a dated note. Write to [email protected] with the article link and what you believe is incorrect.

Our editions

Lomivu Media Limited publishes Lomivu in four editions: English, Norwegian, Finnish and Danish. Each edition has its own editorial team covering its market, and all four work to the same standards. Every figure is checked at the source, and every article shows when it was last verified.

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