Usefulness and accuracy
We publish specific, practical work that helps a reader make progress. Factual claims should be supportable, uncertainty should be visible, and no article should rely on fear, false urgency, or inflated promises.
When useful information changes, we update the page. The published and updated dates show that article's editorial record.
Authorship and corrections
Every article names its author. An additional reviewer is named only when that review has actually occurred. To report an error, email hello@vibeylife.com with the page URL and the detail that needs attention. Material corrections will appear in the article and its updated date.
Recommendations and revenue
A recommendation should pass the friend test: we should still make it if no commission existed. Recommendation pages should explain who a choice is for, who it is not for, a lower-cost alternative, and what to try before buying.
Affiliate and sponsored relationships will be disclosed near the relevant recommendation. We do not imply that a product was personally tested when it was not. Every article must state the basis for its recommendations honestly.
Health, money, and other higher-risk topics
Vibeylife provides general educational information, not medical, mental health, financial, or legal advice. Articles in these areas should use appropriate sources, avoid diagnosis and guarantees, and explain when professional help may be more suitable.
AI-assisted work
Editorial tools, including AI, may assist with research, drafting, organization, or quality checks. The same standards for usefulness, accuracy, attribution, and disclosure apply regardless of the tools used. Vibeylife remains accountable for what it publishes.