How the Vairi Journal is written, sourced, and corrected
Last reviewed 13 July 2026.
Who writes it
Journal articles are written or directed by Vairi's founder, Simone Rainieri, and credited to the named author on each piece. Where a piece draws on Vairi's own product data or member research, that is stated in the article rather than presented as independent third-party findings.
How sources are chosen
Factual and research claims are linked to a primary source, such as a published study or a named report, wherever one exists. Where a claim reflects Vairi's own design choice or opinion rather than an external finding, the article says so directly instead of dressing it up as settled research.
Editorial vs. promotional content
Journal articles are written to answer a real question a reader has, such as how to make friends after a move, and may mention Vairi where it is relevant to that question. Articles are not written primarily to sell membership, and comparisons with other apps aim to be accurate about what those apps do well, not just where they fall short.
Corrections
If you spot an error, factual or otherwise, email hello@vairi.app. Corrected articles show an updated revision date at the top of the piece.