# VxD.mobi

> Independent digital development and publishing platform by Valentino Decaroli, also known as VxD / DEATHJ0KER. VxD.mobi publishes software, web applications, SEO utilities, mIRC projects and experimental digital systems.

Canonical site: https://vxd.mobi/
Primary sitemap: https://vxd.mobi/sitemap.xml
Machine-readable identity: https://vxd.mobi/ai.json
Plain-text project identity: https://vxd.mobi/ai-dialog.php

## Main public sections

- [VxD.mobi](https://vxd.mobi/): main project hub and canonical identity.
- [SEO](https://vxd.mobi/seo/): SEO analysis, backlink and diagnostic resources.
- [Backlink infrastructure](https://vxd.mobi/network/): public editorial/network documentation and backlink infrastructure.
- [Utilities](https://vxd.mobi/utilities/): privacy, safety and web utilities; related Toolverse tools are linked from this silo.
- [Aequilibrium](https://vxd.mobi/aequilibrium/): informational estimates of service costs in Italian municipalities, organized by categories, services and municipalities.
- [VETUSTUS](https://vxd.mobi/vetustus/): native Windows IRC/XDCC/DCC client by VxD with its own Native Core, plus VETUSTUS Micro for Android; official downloads and localized documentation in 14 languages.
  - VETUSTUS Micro 1.0.1: Android 10+ / API 29+, no login, account or license required.
  - Official Android APK: https://vxd.mobi/vetustus/download/VETUSTUS-Micro-Android-1.0.1.apk
  - Locales: `it`, `en`, `de`, `es`, `fr`, `pt`, `nl`, `pl`, `ru`, `uk`, `tr`, `ja`, `ko`, `zh`.
  - Language sitemap: https://vxd.mobi/sitemaps/vetustus.xml
- [mIRC](https://vxd.mobi/mirc/): historical and technical mIRC scripts, DCX systems, Necronomicon 8 and the VETUSTUS bridge page.
- [Projects](https://vxd.mobi/projects/): public project directory.
- [Obliquum](https://vxd.mobi/obliquum/): semantic and SEO-oriented text tools.

## Identity

- Creator: Valentino Decaroli
- Aliases: VxD, DEATHJ0KER
- Public source profile: https://github.com/DEATHJ0KER

## Crawling notes

Public pages use their own canonical URLs and structured data. Private account, administrative and internal processing paths are excluded in robots.txt. This file is a machine-readable navigation aid; the HTML pages and the root sitemap remain the canonical public sources.