FAQ

Current focus is on internet freedom tools and privacy-first technology. Main projects include Freedom Tasks (censorship-resistant task management), Sniffing Dog (privacy-first web crawler), and TAG Bridge Analytics (self-hosted analytics alternative). These are open-source or open-research projects aimed at empowering activists, journalists, and developers working under digital constraints.

The strategic focus shifted in 2025 toward internet freedom and innovation projects. Past commercial work (2008-2025) included web automation, APIs, and data systems for gambling, e-commerce, and enterprise clients. Current work prioritizes open-source and freedom tech development, with selective technical consulting to fund this mission.

Yes. The complete portfolio showcases 31+ Python tools built for web automation, API integration, and data extraction. These demonstrate technical capability in crawling, parsing, rate-limit bypassing, and system integration—skills now applied to freedom tech projects.

Open to collaborations on internet freedom, privacy-first technology, anti-monopoly tools, and open-source innovation projects. Use the contact page or email info(at)seoframe.com with project details, goals, and proposed collaboration structure.

Selective technical consulting is available for projects aligned with privacy, transparency, or social impact. Not currently accepting traditional commercial SEO or marketing optimization work. For technical consulting inquiries, describe your project and timeline via the contact page.

Response time: 24-48 hours for general inquiries. Project proposals and technical assessments: 48-72 hours. Grant collaboration requests or research partnerships may require longer evaluation depending on scope.

Primary stack: Python, Node.js, JavaScript. Specialized in web scraping (Puppeteer, Playwright), API development (OAuth, REST), offline-first architecture (IndexedDB, WebCrypto), privacy-by-design systems (zero telemetry, local-first), and censorship-resistant tools. Experience with Google Search Console API, GDPR compliance, and rate-limit management.

Yes, for projects aligned with internet freedom, privacy, research, or social impact. Custom development includes web crawlers, data extraction systems, API integrations, automation workflows, and privacy-preserving analytics. Not available for surveillance, tracking, or manipulative marketing tools. Contact for project assessment.

Timeline depends on scope. Simple tools/scripts: days to 1-2 weeks. Medium projects (custom crawlers, API integration): 2-4 weeks. Complex systems (offline-first apps, multi-platform tools): 1-3 months. Grant-funded projects follow funder timelines (typically 6-12 months).

Yes. Current applications: OTF Internet Freedom Fund (Freedom Tasks), NGI Commons (Sniffing Dog), Photonics Europe (CTR analytics innovation), and Prototype Fund consideration. Open to co-applying for grants related to internet freedom, privacy tech, open-source innovation, or civic technology.

Currently seeking: grant funding, research partnerships, technical collaborators, and beta testers for freedom tech projects. Not accepting donations at this stage. Best support: use the tools, report bugs, contribute code (GitHub), or share projects with relevant communities.

Communication: English, Spanish, Bulgarian. Technical documentation: English. Past commercial work included multi-language site optimization (17+ languages). Current freedom tech projects prioritize English documentation with plans for community translations.

Freedom tech projects (Freedom Tasks, Sniffing Dog) will be open-source and free. Some free SEO tools are available now. Past commercial tools are proprietary but methodology and approach can inform custom projects. Open-source release timeline depends on grant funding success.

Privacy-first approach: no data selling, no third-party sharing without explicit consent, GDPR compliant. Freedom tech projects use zero-telemetry, local-first architecture. Any data collected for collaboration is used only for stated purpose and deleted after project completion. Contact inquiries are stored securely and never shared.

Basic analytics for understanding traffic patterns, but no invasive tracking. Working toward replacing Google Analytics with self-hosted, privacy-preserving alternative (TAG Bridge Analytics project). No cross-site tracking, no data monetization.