Axion Labs is a very small studio in the United Kingdom, run by one person. We publish free, plain-English answers and small free tools for people facing a fine, a deadline, a denial, or a report about them they have never been shown. Each subject has its own site; the front page of this one lists them.
Every figure we print names where it came from and the date we last checked it. If we cannot source a figure, we do not print it, and where our own data is thin the page says so in as many words. We sell a small number of paid items, on Etsy and through Stripe, and every site says plainly which item is paid and what it costs before you reach it.
Write to hello@getaxionlabs.com. It reaches an inbox one person reads and answers, usually within a few days. If a page is wrong, tell us and we will correct it and re-date it.
We never take a card payment ourselves, never sell personal data, never run advertising trackers, never put an answer behind an email form, and never print a figure we cannot trace. The front page says the same in full.
We publish our own traffic the same way we publish everything else: machine visitors versus human visitors, per site, dated, with the reason every machine figure there is a floor rather than a ceiling.
Occasionally we build something for somebody outside this estate. When we do, it gets a dated page here saying what was built and what it still does not do: a roofing site built in one evening.