The Jizzy Journal

Who writes this

Editorial standards

The Jizzy Journal is written by the team that builds Jizzy, an uncensored AI companion product. That gives us a genuinely useful vantage point and an obvious conflict of interest at the same time. Here is how we handle both.

We use what we write about

Every platform we name is one we have actually used, on a paid plan where one exists, pushed to the point where it either holds or refuses. When a claim comes from a company’s own documentation rather than our testing, we say so.

We state our bias

Jizzy is our product and we recommend it, so read our pick as an interested one. We name the cases where a competitor is the better answer, because a comparison our own product always wins is not a comparison.

We date everything

This category moves fast and platforms reverse their content policies without warning. Every article carries a visible last updated date, and we revisit the comparisons rather than leaving a stale verdict up.

Where the hard lines are

Everything we cover assumes fictional, AI-generated companions and adult users only. We do not cover or link to anything involving minors, real or non-consenting people, or illegal material, and we will not make an exception for traffic.

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