How Tuckory chooses

Tuckory exists to help people who work from home make one good decision at a time. This page explains exactly how products end up on these pages, and what we will not do.

1. Start from the problem, not the product

Every guide begins with a specific problem, like afternoon back pain or a desk that is too small. The guide covers no-buy fixes first: posture, placement, and habit changes that cost nothing. Products appear only when buying something is a reasonable answer to the problem.

2. Facts come from official sources only

Material product facts, such as prices, weight capacities, dimensions, and warranty terms, are checked against the merchant's own official pages. We prefer each product's own documentation over a competitor's description of it. Each page notes when its facts were checked, because prices and specs change.

3. We say what we have not done

We have not personally tested every product on this site. We do not claim otherwise. When a page describes hands-on experience, it will say so explicitly; when it does not, assume the facts come from official documentation and widely reported user experience, and judge accordingly.

4. No paid placements

No merchant pays for placement, ranking, or a favorable verdict on Tuckory. If that ever changes, it will be disclosed on this page and on every affected page, clearly and near the recommendation.

5. Waiting is a valid answer

Many workspace problems are solved by arrangement, not purchase. Our guides say so when it is true, even though it means no sale for anyone. A recommendation you do not need is not a good recommendation.

6. Corrections

If a fact on this site is wrong, we want to fix it. Contact tuckory@gmail.com with the page and the correct official source, and we will check and update it.