About Mivlan
Mivlan is an informational magazine. It answers the questions people actually type into a search engine — a toilet that will not stop running, how a mortgage payment is really calculated, why a phone update is stuck — and answers them completely, in plain language.
What we cover
The magazine is organised into five sections:
- Home Problems — Why things break around the house, how to diagnose them, and what a proper fix involves.
- Finance — How everyday finance actually works — pay, prices, interest and the systems behind them.
- Tech — Everyday technology problems explained in plain language, with the fix that actually works.
- AI Problems — What AI tools get wrong, where their limits are, and how to work around them.
- Sports — The rules, formats and calls of football and cricket, explained simply and correctly.
- Education — School, college and university explained in plain language — grades, credits, scores and the choices between them.
How an article is made
No article here starts from a blank page and a guess. For every question, we first read the articles that already rank for it, note what they cover and what they leave out, and check the facts against primary sources — manufacturers, official bodies and published data. Then we write one article that covers the whole question better than any of them, in our own words. Nothing is copied, and nothing is invented: where a figure is an estimate, the article says so and names its source.
Articles carry a “Checked” line showing when their facts were last verified, because prices, limits and rules change.