How we make IntelliTechs
Last updated: Nov 10, 2026
IntelliTechs is a small site run by one editor and an automated process. This page explains, plainly, how each article reaches you.
Where topics come from
Most of the site is everyday how-to guides: fixing a problem on your phone, computer or an app. Topics come from the questions people type into Google (search suggestions and the site’s own Google Search Console data) and from tech search trends in Brazil, the United States and Mexico. Twice a week we also publish a comparison, a seasonal guide (such as Black Friday) or a news story, as long as we can say what it changes for the reader.
We publish one topic a day. We would rather publish less and keep what is already live up to date.
Who writes
Articles are drafted with help from artificial intelligence, based on 2 or 3 sources read in full, preferably the official help pages of manufacturers and apps. Sources are listed with links at the end of every article.
Each topic is published in Portuguese, English and Spanish, but not as a translation: the English version is written for readers in the United States and the Spanish one for Mexico and Latin America, with local prices, menu names and examples.
What is checked before publishing
Before going live, every article goes through an automated check that blocks it if a source is missing, a link is broken, the text is too thin for the topic, or it shows typical machine-writing patterns. Numbers, prices and dates only go in when they appear in the sources we read. If a source does not say it, the article does not claim it.
What the editor does
The editor-in-chief, Clóvis Eduardo Escarabelin, sets the rules the process follows, chooses the site’s priorities, tracks in Search Console which guides people look for most and decides which ones need to be updated or expanded. He is also responsible for corrections.
Images
Featured images are illustrations generated by artificial intelligence, and a caption under each one says so. They do not show the real product or screen. When a guide includes screenshots we took ourselves, the article says so.
What we do not do
We do not lab-test devices, and we do not publish product reviews as if we had used them. We do not take money to praise a product. If sponsored content or affiliate links ever appear, they will be labeled, as our Editorial Policy requires.
Found a mistake?
Write to contato@intellitechs.com.br with the article link. We fix it as soon as we confirm the problem and show the update date on the article.