Editorial and testing policy

ConvertWithMi is maintained by Midhul, the developer introduced on our About page. Our tools and guides explain a specific task, show how results are produced, and disclose important limitations.

Worked examples and assumptions

Numerical examples should identify their inputs, units, and assumptions. We check examples against the calculation used by the tool. Hypothetical amounts and rates are illustrations, not current product prices or offers. Published dates describe actual documentation changes rather than resetting on every page load.

References and scope

Where external facts affect an explanation, we aim to link primary references such as official documentation. A calculator demonstrates a model; it cannot verify a lender quote, diagnose a condition, or determine an individual tax obligation. Fees, jurisdictions, dates, and rounding policies can change the result.

Testing and limitations

Automated checks cover specific examples and edge cases. They do not establish that every input, file format, browser, or device is supported. File tools depend on browser capabilities and available memory. Check exported files in the software where you intend to use them, and keep the original.

Corrections

If a result or explanation looks wrong, send the tool URL, relevant settings, expected result, actual result, and browser version through our Contact page. Use a non-sensitive sample. We investigate reproducible reports and update documentation or implementation when a correction is needed.

Policy published: 4 October 2026.