Who writes here
Our team
The 7 people behind the content on this site. Each has a page of their own listing everything they have published here.
Frequently asked questions
Who writes the articles on Listonic?
Listonic's guides, app comparisons and blog posts are written by 7 named members of the Listonic team, not by anonymous contributors or an outside agency. Every article carries its writer's name, and each writer has a page on this site listing all 16 credits between them, newest first.
Does anyone check an article before Listonic publishes it?
App comparisons carry two names rather than one: a writer produces the piece and a second member of the Listonic team checks it against the apps before it ships. Both are credited on the article itself and on this page. Blog posts and guides carry a single byline, which is the person who researched and wrote them.
Are these real people, or pen names?
They are real people at Listonic, writing under their own names. Where someone has a verified public profile, such as LinkedIn, their page links to it. Listonic publishes no biography, job title or photograph for anyone who has not confirmed it, so a thin profile means an unconfirmed detail rather than a private one.
Listonic compares its own app against rivals. How can that be impartial?
It is not hidden, and the articles say so outright: Listonic publishes them. Each comparison names the sources it used and the date the rival app’s own material was checked, gives every scored category a written reason, and links out to the evidence, so a reader can check any single claim instead of trusting the verdict.
How current is the information in these articles?
Each article on Listonic shows when it was published and when it was last updated, and every app comparison names the day the rival’s own site, store listing and privacy disclosures were checked. Prices, ratings and features move, so a comparison states what was true on a stated date rather than implying it is permanent.
How do I contact a writer or report a mistake?
Where a writer publishes a work address, their page on this site carries a button that emails them directly. Otherwise write to Listonic through the contact page and name the article you mean. Every article shows the date it was last updated, so a correction that lands is visible on the page itself.