TuneBit is a Windows repair and optimization toolkit that puts 35 professional

tools into a single portable executable around 3 MB. It was built by a working

IT technician who got tired of downloading 15 different utilities just to fix

one client PC, and decided to build the one tool she actually wanted.

The app handles common PC problems: fix corrupted system files, repair

broken Windows Update, diagnose blue screen crashes in plain English, remove

27+ pre-installed bloatware apps with one click, stop Windows from tracking

you with 25 privacy toggles, clean up junk files, optimize performance with

38 system tweaks, scan and clean the registry, back up hardware drivers, find

duplicate files, shred sensitive files, and more.

TuneBit is designed for anyone who has a slow or misbehaving Windows PC but

wants to maintain their own PC. It is also used by IT professionals as a

portable toolkit that runs from a USB drive on any client machine — the

Technician plan binds the license to the USB drive itself, so the same stick

works on every PC the technician services.

What makes TuneBit different from other system tools is what it does not do.

It does not install anything on your system. It does not run background

services. It does not collect telemetry or usage data. It does not bundle

adware or toolbar offers. It does not use fake "optimization scores" to scare

you into paying.

TuneBit launches with a 7-day free trial that's auto-issued on first run and

unlocks every feature. After that, an annual subscription unlocks continued

use: $19.95/year for up to 5 PCs (Personal) or $69.95/year for unlimited PCs

on a USB stick (Technician). Licenses are RSA-signed and bound to the

specific PC's motherboard or USB drive, so codes can't be copied between

machines. Subscriptions auto-renew through Stripe; cancel any time from a

Stripe-hosted customer portal.