The Origin Story
TuneBit was built by Paige, a working tech who got tired of carrying fifteen utilities into every customer call. Every job meant the same scramble — hunt down a passable SFC wrapper, an actually-clean registry cleaner, a debloat script someone hadn't poisoned, a driver-backup tool that wasn't a McAfee front, and Sysinternals for the parts none of those covered. Every download came with a coin flip on bundleware.
She built the tool she actually wanted on the bench: one signed, sub-5MB executable with every repair, optimization, debloat, and diagnostic module a tech needs in the field. No installer. No .NET-prerequisite gymnastics. No cloud account. No telemetry. Drop it on a USB stick — the license follows the stick — and it runs on any Win 8.1+ machine you plug it into.
TuneBit started as a personal tool for real customer work. Every module exists because she needed it on an actual ticket — not because of A/B testing on a marketing page. That hasn't changed, and the roadmap is still the author's bench backlog.
