Who writes mp3fy
Articles here carry one of four bylines, each tied to a subject area. Those names arepen names: standing bylines used by the people who build and test mp3fy, not separate public identities, and not people you will find elsewhere on the internet.
We say so plainly because the alternative is worse. A byline that reads like a stranger, with no way to check who it is, asks you to trust something you cannot see. A named beat with an honest note attached tells you what you are actually getting: work by whoever runs this project, filed under the subject they were writing about.
What that means in practice:
- No credentials are claimed that do not exist. You will not find invented degrees, job histories or awards attached to these names, here or in the page markup.
- The testing is real. When an article cites a measurement, a file size or a conversion time, it came from running the thing, not from an estimate.
- Corrections go to the article. If something here is wrong, write tocontact@mp3fy.com and the piece gets fixed with the change noted.
The beats
Tomas Keller
Formats & codecs
Covers audio formats and codecs for mp3fy: what the containers actually hold, how encoders behave, and which settings matter in practice.
Priya Nair
Guides & workflows
Writes mp3fy’s how-tos: getting files out of phones, messengers and recorders, and converting them with the least ceremony possible.
Sam Ortega
Engineering notes
Documents how mp3fy works under the hood: the streaming pipeline, the container fleet, and the measurements behind the no-limits claim.
Elif Aydın
Privacy & product
Writes about what happens to your files, on your device and in the cloud path, and keeps mp3fy’s privacy promises specific and checkable.
More about the project on the about page, and what mp3fy will and will not do with a file on the copyright page.