Disclosure

Who owns this site?

BW Digital BV, a company based in Belgium. We also make Amovera, one of the apps compared here. That is a conflict of interest, and you should know about it before you read any of our recommendations.

How do we make money?

Only through Amovera. Links from this site to amovera.app carry tracking tags, so we can see when a visit came from here. If you buy Amovera after following one of those links, the money goes to the company that runs this site.

We don’t take payment from any other app, and there are no affiliate links on the site. No app can pay for a higher score, a better position in a list, or a kinder review. That is our current policy. If it ever changes, this page will say so before anything else on the site does.

How do we handle the conflict of interest?

By making our work easy to check.

The method is public. Every app is scored on the same eight criteria with the same weights, published on how we evaluate. The overall score is calculated from those weights, not picked by hand.

Claims come with sources. Prices, fees, ratings and policy details link to where we found them, with the date we checked. When we quote a privacy policy or fee page, we quote it word for word and link to the exact passage.

Amovera gets the same standard. Its review lists what it lacks: no registry, no wedding website, no native mobile app, and no independent reviews yet since its May 2026 launch. It also quotes Amovera’s own privacy policy, which says its marketing website uses Meta Pixel and retargeting pixels to show you Amovera ads elsewhere. Its privacy score reflects that.

Competitors win where they’re better. When a free app with a free registry is the right fit, we recommend it.

If you think we’ve been unfair to any app, including by being too kind to our own, write to corrections@bestweddingplanningapps.com. We’ll check it against the sources and fix what’s wrong.