About Us

DigiKitApp is a Turkish and English website that offers free online tools for everyday digital tasks, along with guides on using them well. You can merge a PDF, shrink an image, format JSON or work out a sales tax, VAT or severance figure in one place, without signing up.

Who runs the site?

DigiKitApp is built and run by Sinan Çip. The tool code, the page content and the updates are all produced here. Our Editorial policy explains how content is written and checked, including the fact that some drafts are prepared with the help of AI tools.

What you will find here

• More than 160 free tools for PDF, image, text, developer, SEO, security and calculation tasks.
• Guides and blog posts that explain how to get a task done, common mistakes and what to watch for.
• Comparisons and AI tool pages covering the differences, plans and sources for popular software.
• A library of ready-made prompts with example outputs.

How the tools work

Most tools run directly in your browser, and the files you add are not sent to a server. Some tools connect to outside services to work. For example, text recognition (OCR) and background removal download the files they need from a third-party content delivery network on first use, and the SEO & GEO analysis tool sends the address you enter to our server so it can be scanned. Each tool page and our Privacy Policy say what happens. If a tool behaves differently from its description, please tell us.

Calculations specific to Turkey

Some calculators, such as VAT, income tax, severance and notice pay, overtime and annual leave, follow Turkish law, and their pages name the rules they rely on. Results are for information; for official purposes the relevant authority's calculation applies.

How the site is funded

DigiKitApp is free. Ads may be shown on the site to cover its costs. Details about ads and cookies are in our Privacy Policy.

How content is kept up to date

Figures that change every year, such as Turkish tax brackets, the minimum wage and statutory rates, are updated in the related tools and guides when the official authorities publish the new values. Corrections sent by readers are checked against their source and, if they are right, the page is fixed. The date of updated pages appears in the sitemap. If you spot outdated information on a page, telling us is the fastest way to keep the site accurate.

Contact

For bug reports, suggestions and corrections, email digikitapp@gmail.com or reach us on Instagram at @digikit.store_. See the Contact page for details.