Where TuneBit Pays For Itself

A folder of fifteen single-purpose freeware utilities, half of them either abandoned, signed by sketchy publishers, or bundling McAfee. Sysinternals covers ten things; you're hand-rolling the rest. Every customer engagement is a different combination of tools, with no consistent deliverable to hand back.

• One signed sub-5MB binary on the stick — license follows the stick, not the machine
• Eight-subsystem triage on launch — you have a picture of the customer's machine before you sit down
• Health score before/after gives you a defensible artifact for the work order
• $29.95/yr per technician, unlimited customer endpoints — no per-machine activation
• No install, no telemetry, no residue on the customer's system when you walk out

Tickets come in as “my PC is slow” and you can't deploy fifteen different utilities through your endpoint manager. RMM agents handle patching but don't do registry recovery, BSOD minidump triage, or OEM debloat. Your senior tech is the only one who knows the right Sysinternals incantation for half of these.

• One executable in the tech-tools share — tier-1 runs the same triage as tier-3
• Headless command-line modes (/maintenance, /cleanup, /affinity-watcher) for unattended scheduled jobs
• Structured health-score output drops cleanly into your ticketing system as a before/after artifact
• OEM debloat & telemetry lockdown for first-deployment imaging on new fleet hardware
• No telemetry on customer-data systems — SOC 2-friendly by default

Every machine through your shop needs the same intake-to-handoff workflow, but every tech does it slightly differently. The customer wants “proof you fixed it.” Your turnaround time gets eaten by inconsistent processes and tickets that come back two weeks later for the same problem.

• Standardized intake flow: scan, score, fix, score again, print
• Same workflow on every machine — junior techs included — tightens turnaround
• Defensible 0–100 health score before/after for the work order
• OEM debloat baseline for refurbished units — consistent customer experience out the door
• USB-bound license per tech, no per-machine activation as the bench queue churns

Every Christmas you inherit another machine to maintain. The free utilities you used to trust have been bought out, abandoned, or quietly turned into bundleware. You want one tool you can carry around, run on a parent's machine without explaining what's happening, and leave no residue when you're done.

• Personal plan covers up to 5 PCs at $9.95/yr — your kit, locked-in
• Step up to Technician at $29.95/yr if you're carrying it across more machines than that
• Same pro toolkit the MSPs use — no consumer-product compromises
• Plain-English health score you can show a parent without explaining DISM
• Headless command-line maintenance modes for scheduled monthly cleanup tasks