How we write
Kintz editorial standards
Kintz publishes practical, compassionate resources for people navigating heartbreak. Our content is designed to support reflection and everyday coping—not to diagnose, treat, or replace professional care.
Who creates Kintz content
Articles are prepared by the Kintz Editorial Team. When an article discusses research, we link to the underlying study or a trusted public-health resource so readers can explore the evidence themselves.
Our standards
- We write for people first, in clear language, with useful next steps.
- We distinguish reflective guidance from medical or mental-health treatment.
- We add source links when discussing research, wellbeing, or psychology.
- We correct material errors and update an article’s date only when its substance changes.
- We do not publish claims about Kintz features, privacy, or outcomes unless they accurately reflect the product.
Using AI responsibly
Kintz may use AI-assisted tools in its product and editorial workflow, but AI is not a therapist, does not provide emergency support, and does not replace human judgment. Content is edited before publication.
When to seek more support
If distress feels overwhelming, persistent, or unsafe, reach out to a licensed mental-health professional, local emergency service, or crisis line. Kintz is not a crisis service.
Questions or corrections
To report an error or ask about a source, email support@kintzapp.com.