UtilForge.org is a digital inclusion organisation offering free cybersecurity and online safety tools and guides. A 2026 Champion of Cybersecurity Awareness Month. What you check stays on your phone or computer.

We use what we sell

Built with our own tools

UtilForge sells tools that do particular jobs, not promises of more sales. This page shows that this website was set up with those same tools. Every link opens the real file on this site, or the tool that made it.

What the tools do

Write the list that tells search engines and artificial intelligence assistants which pages they may read. Write a short note that tells artificial intelligence assistants what a website is about. Write the hidden label that tells search engines what kind of thing a page is. Check that text is dark enough to read. Make a PDF (Portable Document Format) file smaller. Turn iPhone photographs into ordinary pictures. We can show that we use them. We cannot promise more visitors, a higher place in search results, or a mention by an artificial intelligence assistant.

The proof, on this site

What we didWhere to see itThe tool that made it
A list telling search engines and artificial intelligence assistants which pages they may read (a file called robots.txt)/robots.txt — every search engine and the main artificial intelligence assistants are allowed in, on purposeThe list writer
A short note for artificial intelligence assistants about what this site is (a file called llms.txt)/llms.txtThe note writer
Hidden labels telling search engines what each page isOpen the product page and choose “view source”. No made-up star ratings.The label writer
Text dark enough to readThe table below, checked on 24 September 2026The contrast checker
Small filesThis site has no PDF files or photographs to shrink. Any we add will go through our own tools first.Make a PDF file smaller · iPhone photos to pictures

Is the text dark enough?

The colours this site uses, measured the way the international reading guidelines measure them. A score of 4.5 or more passes for ordinary text. 7 or more passes the stricter level.

  • Main text #1E1E1C on the page #EFEDE8: 14.3 — passes both levels
  • Main text on white cards #FBFAF7: 16.0 — passes both levels
  • Softer text #4B4A46 on the page: 7.6 — passes both levels
  • Small grey labels #66635C on the page: 5.1 — passes ordinary text
  • Dark text on the yellow #FFE600: 13.2 — passes both levels

The yellow is only ever used behind dark text, or as text on a dark panel. Yellow on the light page would fail, so we never do it. This is a check made on one day, not a promise that every future change will pass. We check again whenever the design changes.

What this page is not

  • Not a promise of visitors, sales or a place in search results
  • Not a replacement for setting up Google Search Console or Bing Webmaster Tools
  • Not a claim about how many people use UtilForge

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