Trust, transparency & privacy evidence

Privacy & Security Trust Center

A dated third-party website security test, its limitations and the scope of other privacy evidence.

Important distinction: a privacy design, a technical audit, a third-party scan and a formal certification are different things. This page keeps those categories separate.

Trust page updated: October 11, 2026. Maintained by Fahad Farid.

Current ToolVero evidence

✓Documented

Browser-first processing

ToolVero is designed to process many file, text, calculator and generator tasks in the browser when the task can reasonably be completed on the device.

Read the technical privacy audit →
✓Configured

HTTPS and security headers

The current deployment package includes HTTPS-oriented security headers such as HSTS, clickjacking protection, MIME sniffing protection and a referrer policy.

Read the privacy policy →
iNot a certification

Internal technical review

The ToolVero privacy audit documents code-level observations about the current public tools. It is not an independent penetration test, legal opinion or certification.

See scope and limitations →
ImmuniWeb Community Edition website security test - A on October 11, 2026

The supplied 27-page ImmuniWeb Website Security Test report records an A grade for toolvero.co (mobile version, iPhone 6 profile) at 12:03 UTC. It is a point-in-time automated test, not an independent penetration test or a blanket certification of ToolVero.

The same report flags potential GDPR cookie-disclaimer issues, a failed PCI DSS compliance summary (requirement 6.4), CSP configuration findings, analytics cookie settings and absent DNSSEC signatures. The grade does not erase those findings.

ImmuniWeb Website Security Test

Read the current provider result for details. The supplied PDF belongs to ImmuniWeb and states that commercial use requires written permission; ToolVero does not republish that file.

Directory listings and badges

These are external directory links and badge placements, not all-purpose security certifications. A directory controls its own listing, score and badge status; ToolVero publishes the destination so visitors can verify it themselves.

✓Current listing

NoLoginTools · B+

NoLoginTools currently publishes a ToolVero listing and a domain-specific privacy-grade badge. Its public page is the authoritative source for the current score.

Open the ToolVero listing →
✓Directory link

Findly.tools

ToolVero links to its public directory page and displays the directory's featured badge in the footer.

Open the Findly listing →
✓Badge placement

Twelve Tools

ToolVero displays the Twelve Tools badge in the footer. The directory controls the listing and badge terms.

Open Twelve Tools →
✓Badge placement

neeed.directory

ToolVero displays the neeed.directory badge in the footer and links to the directory homepage.

Open neeed.directory →
✓Product listing

Unite List

ToolVero links to its Unite List product page and displays the supplied Unite List badge in the footer.

Open the Unite List listing →

External checks and certification routes

The ImmuniWeb test is a current external result. The other listed programs are possible future checks or formal routes, not credentials ToolVero holds.

✓Current listing

NoLoginTools Privacy Grade B+

NoLoginTools currently publishes a ToolVero listing and its domain-specific grade badge. The badge links to the provider's public verification endpoint. This status can change when the provider rechecks the site.

View the official verification record →
ATested October 11, 2026

ImmuniWeb Website Security Test

A grade for the mobile-version Community Edition test. The report lists unresolved cookie, CSP, PCI DSS and DNSSEC findings. A test grade does not establish compliance or replace a security audit.

Read the ImmuniWeb result →
2Pre-certification check

Friendly Captcha GDPR Checker

This is a website privacy checker that can help identify data collection, transmission and disclosure issues. A checker result is not the same as GDPR certification, and ToolVero does not claim compliance from a scan alone.

Open the official GDPR Checker →
3Formal route

Europrivacy GDPR Seal

Europrivacy is a formal certification scheme for personal-data processing under GDPR. ToolVero does not claim to hold this seal. Certification would require an appropriate scope, assessment and official certificate or registry entry.

Review the official scheme →

Digital-rights organizations for possible partnerships

These organizations are not ToolVero certifiers. Mentioning them does not imply endorsement, membership or partnership. Any future relationship would be announced only after written confirmation.

How ToolVero will publish a real credential

  1. Complete the provider's current verification or certification process.
  2. Confirm the result is issued to the correct domain: toolvero.co.
  3. Record the issue date, scope, expiry or renewal date and verification URL.
  4. Publish only the provider-approved badge or wording, with a link to the authoritative record.
  5. Remove or label expired results instead of leaving old trust signals active.
Report a correction or request evidence

If a result, privacy description or badge on this page becomes inaccurate, contact hello@toolvero.co or toolvero.co@gmail.com.

Frequently asked questions

Does ToolVero currently hold these certifications?

No formal third-party certification is claimed. An October 11, 2026 ImmuniWeb Community Edition test gave ToolVero an A grade, with limitations and findings described above.

Can a scan prove GDPR compliance?

No. A scan can identify technical and disclosure issues, but legal compliance depends on the full processing context, applicable law, contracts, policies and organizational practices.

Why are partnership organizations listed?

They are potential sources of digital-rights education, community engagement or future collaboration. They are not badges and ToolVero has no affiliation with them unless separately announced.