FAQ

Yes. The tools currently available on DoKitly are free to use. If premium features are introduced later, they will be clearly labelled.

No. Current DoKitly tools can be used without an account or login.

Many supported tools process files directly in your browser. Some features need a server or external service; those features should make that clear instead of claiming local processing.

Many image, text, calculator, converter and document operations can run locally. Live website checks, public-link reading and some AI or data features may need an internet connection or the DoKitly serverless engine.

Most tools are designed to work on modern desktop and mobile browsers. Very large files or advanced editing tasks may work better on a desktop.

Features such as public website analysis, page metadata reading, current trends or external APIs need live online data. Browser-only tools can continue to work without those services once the page is loaded.

No. They are broad estimates built from public signals and a DoKitly estimation model. They are not private owner analytics and can differ substantially from actual traffic or earnings.

Target websites, public APIs and rate limits can temporarily block or delay checks. DoKitly retries supported live checks and may use cached data when appropriate.

Yes. Use “Edit shortcuts” below the homepage search bar. Your shortcut choices are saved in that browser.

Use the Report a Bug link in the footer and include the tool name, input and what you expected to happen.

Yes. Use the Suggest a Tool link in the footer. Useful repeat-use ideas are preferred over duplicate or low-value utilities.

DoKitly is kept intentionally practical. Tools may be combined, improved or removed when they are repetitive, rarely useful or better handled inside another workflow.

No. Exam Practice uses original practice questions designed to match the style and level of supported exams unless a source is explicitly identified.