About Us
Who runs Vooxyou, how articles are written and verified, and how Vooxyou pays its way.
Last updated: September 30, 2026
What Is Vooxyou
Vooxyou is a collection of free micro-tools for everyday work: text manipulation, image processing, data conversion, calculators, Islamic utilities, and Android utilities. Each tool is built to do one job well, runs entirely in the browser, and asks for no account.
The site also publishes explanatory articles under Trends, mostly about artificial intelligence, written to the standards described below.
What The Android Tools Do Not Do
The Android category on Vooxyou holds tools for reading and inspecting information, not for altering someone else's device. The APK analyzer opens a file you picked yourself, in your own browser, to read its permissions and structure. The Android Permissions Reference, the API Level Timeline, and the dp/sp converter are tables and a calculator. The ADB command builder and the logcat filter only assemble command text and filter log text you pasted.
Vooxyou does not host or distribute application files and does not link to third-party tools. More to the point, it ships no code that runs on any device: every Android tool here either reads a file you opened yourself, or computes and formats text. That is why none of them can change a device lock or any security setting, on your phone or on anyone else's.
Who Runs Vooxyou
Vooxyou is built and run by Ahmad Rosyid (public identity Citzeye), as one person, from Indonesia. There is no editorial team, no desk editor, and no freelance contributors. Every tool and every article comes from the same single person.
If you find a page that is wrong, invents a number, or explains something incorrectly, that is one person making a mistake, and it can be read and corrected. Reports sent through the Contact page are read directly.
Editorial Standards
Everything written under Trends follows these rules, and you are welcome to hold us to them:
- Primary sources are preferred over summaries of them. Numbers come from the original document, not from another article quoting it.
- Unconfirmed data may appear, but the article must state its status plainly: what is known, what is not, and what would settle it. A number that cannot be verified is never written as if it were settled.
- Historical facts use absolute years. We do not reach for phrases like "recently" for things that are years old.
- A title may not promise something the article does not deliver. If a title cites a number, that number appears in the text.
- Every article is written twice: once in Indonesian and once in English. Both come from the same source material rather than from translating one after the other once the facts have moved on.
How Vooxyou Pays Its Way
Vooxyou has no subscription, does not sell data, and never asks for an account. Three things fund it, and none of them influence what an article says:
- Ads. All pages use Adsterra. Ads never cover the tool you are using and never sit on top of article text.
- Digital products. Vooxyou Organizer, the ShotterStuck photo presets, and Vooxyou Tunes are sold separately through Gumroad.
- Voluntary donations through Ko-fi, for anyone who finds a tool useful.
No one has paid for a specific placement, and no article was written because of a particular product. If a product is mentioned in an article, it is because it is genuinely relevant to the topic.
Study Tools, Not Rulings
The inheritance, zakat, missed-prayer, fidyah, and qurban calculators on this site are calculation aids. Their output is not a fatwa and not a legal ruling, and different schools of thought can produce different results for the same inputs.
For worship decisions involving money, inheritance, or an obligation you cannot defer, confirm with a qualified scholar or your local fatwa body. These calculators are useful for working the numbers and comparing the outcomes, not for settling the question.
Public channels
Vooxyou is built by Ahmad Rosyid (public identity Citzeye), one person across software engineering, who stays consistent with these public channels:
- GitHub: github.com/citzeye (source of tools and some open code)
- X / Twitter and Threads: @citzeye (experiments and fast responses)
- YouTube: youtube.com/@citzeye (tool demos and occasional guides)
- Gumroad: citzeye.gumroad.com (paid digital products; unrelated to article content)
- Ko-fi: voluntary donations
Credentials come through those public accounts, not through a separate resume. To verify that Vooxyou is the same actor as those accounts, repository and video links are the most direct proof.
How the content is made (AI disclaimer)
Every tool and article starts as an AI-assisted draft. Each draft is then checked, edited, and corrected by the person above, including verification against primary sources for every number and date. AI is used as a drafting tool, not as an autonomous author: when the AI output conflicts with the primary source, the published version follows the source.
- Numbers come from the original document, not from an article quoting it.
- A number that cannot be verified is never written as settled; its status is stated plainly.
- Historical facts carry absolute years; phrases like recently are not used for old events.
- Titles never promise what the body does not say.
- Articles ship in Bahasa Indonesia and English, both from the same source, not as post-hoc translations of changing facts.
Contact Us
Bug reports, tool requests, and factual corrections go to the Contact page. A bug report is far easier to act on when it includes the link to the page that is broken.