Miguel Pieras
Miguel builds and operates Founderizer and is responsible for its product delivery, production releases, and the guides and comparisons on this site.
Who builds and reviews Founderizer?
Founderizer is the product and publishing identity used for this site. Miguel Pieras is its named builder, operator, and editor.
Responsible builder and publisher.
Founderizer
Founderizer publishes this website and provides the managed product workflow described on its pricing page. Miguel is responsible for the product and the editorial decisions on this site.
Contact and corrections
Email hello@founderizer.com or use the contact form. Include the page URL and the claim or source that needs review.
Editorial and comparison method.
Guides draw on Founderizer's current delivery workflow. Comparisons review the public plans and official documentation linked on each page; they are not authenticated hands-on tests unless a page explicitly says so.
Guides
Guides explain a founder decision using Founderizer's current delivery workflow. Product claims are kept separate from general decision criteria, and the page shows its named author plus published and updated dates.
Comparisons
Each comparison records an exact review date, the public plan and product surface reviewed, the workflow steps checked, official source links, ownership and maintenance questions, limitations, and a migration path. The conclusion must also say when the other product is the better choice.
A “public-documentation review” means the linked official pages were read without a logged-in competitor account. It is not an authenticated build test, performance benchmark, security audit, support test, or migration test. A page will only claim those activities when they were actually performed and the scope is documented.
Dates, prices, and corrections
Published dates record the page's original publication. Updated dates change when the substance or review record changes. Time-sensitive plan details are linked to the provider's official page and are removed or qualified when the review cannot support them. Corrections are applied to the page rather than hidden in a separate changelog.
Start with the decision, not the brand
The goal is to help a founder choose a workable operating model. Read the app builder vs developer, agency, or managed service guide, then use the Lovable and Bolt reviews only where those products are genuine candidates.