Editorial policy

What we publish, and how

Scope

KaDo publishes practical gifting guidance: occasion advice, flower meanings, message writing, and complete gift examples. We do not publish general lifestyle content, product roundups for other companies, or advice we can't connect to something a reader can actually do on this site.

Editorial voice

Guides are edited under the byline of Tristan Beaumont, gifting editor, kado — KaDo's editorial persona. The byline stands for a consistent voice and a consistent review standard, and we're straightforward about that here rather than dressing it up with invented credentials.

Standards

Every published guide passes the same checks:

  • No fabricated facts. We don't invent statistics, studies, quotes, or florist lore. Flower symbolism comes from the same catalog the product itself uses, or from documented tradition.
  • Checked against the product. If a guide recommends a bloom, a recipe, or a flow, it exists in the builder exactly as described — this is enforced by automated checks before an article can go live.
  • Advice first. Guides must be useful to someone who never clicks the create button. The product appears where it genuinely helps, not as the answer to every paragraph.
  • Human review. Drafting uses AI assistance under this policy; every article is reviewed and approved by a person before publication, and carries its publication date.

Corrections

If something we published is wrong, we'd like to fix it. Write to hello@sendkado.app with the article link; corrections update the article's updated date.

Artwork

All gift artwork on this site is generated by KaDo's own engine and is licensed for personal sharing within your gift — not for standalone reuse.

More about the product and the people behind it on the about page.