Long-form technical articles
I write from the hardware up, not from the top ten search results down. Storage failure, file systems, recovery workflows.
→I write about data recovery, storage systems, and anything technical — product reviews, technical breakdowns, top-tens. 300+ articles published.
VIHAAN JAIN / TECHNICAL WRITERI've written for



I write from the hardware up, not from the top ten search results down. Storage failure, file systems, recovery workflows.
→I structure pieces to rank and to get cited in AI Overviews. E-E-A-T principles throughout.
→I flag the factual problems, not just the typos.
→01Every article on this site was written by me. No AI drafting.
02My work consistently scores under 10% on ZeroGPT.
03I verify every technical claim myself, or it doesn't go in.
04Fast turnaround and low editing overhead. Briefs in, publishable drafts out.
“Vihaan's drafts come in clean. The technical detail is accurate, which in data recovery content is rarer than it should be, and the edits we make are usually stylistic rather than factual.”
Andrew
Handy Recovery Advisor“Consistently well-written and accurate. His pieces need very few edits, which makes a real difference when you're managing volume.”
Nivedita
Stellar Information TechnologyNo. My work consistently scores under 10% on ZeroGPT. Every draft is written from research and hands-on understanding of the subject.
Data recovery, storage hardware, file systems, RAID, and Windows and macOS troubleshooting. Anything where the technical detail has to be right.
Content structured so AI search engines can cite it directly. It needs clear question-answer structure, verifiable claims, and genuine expertise behind it.
Typically 2–3 days for a 1,500-word technical article. Faster for shorter pieces or edits.