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Yes, but with a caveat. We only review software that we’ve used extensively or are currently using in our work. This ensures our reviews are based on real-world experience and provide substantial, meaningful content.
We aim to revisit popular software reviews every 6-12 months or when major updates occur. The review date is always displayed at the top of each article.
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Yes, we’re open to reviewing new software from developers. Please send us information about your product, including its key features, target audience, and what sets it apart. We’ll review your submission and get back to you if we’re interested in taking a closer look. Keep in mind that we prioritize software we can thoroughly test in real-world scenarios.