About
An independent studio that ships its own apps.
ByteHaven Studios LLC is a small independent software studio registered in Wyoming, USA. We design and build our own native iOS and Android apps, publish them ourselves, and stay on afterwards to keep them working. No investors, no clients queue, no ads.
What we actually do
We pick a job that a real person needs done, build a native app that does it properly, and ship it to the store under our own name. That includes the parts nobody sees: the backend services behind an app, the release plumbing, the store listing, the support inbox. Each app is finished before the next one starts, which is why the lineup is short on purpose.
Everything we publish is private by default. Our apps carry no ads, no analytics SDKs, no third-party trackers, and no accounts you didn't ask for. Where an app needs a permission, it asks for that permission and nothing more. Where it can work offline, it works offline.
What's live today
Two apps are published on Google Play. The iPhone and iPad versions are still being built, so nothing of ours is on the App Store yet, and we don't claim otherwise until a listing is genuinely public.
- ByteHaven Studios LLC is formed in Wyoming, USA.
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BootForge ships on Google Play, the studio's first public release.
A native Android app for building Ventoy multiboot USB drives over USB OTG: rescue systems, installers and disk tools on one drive. bootforge.bytehavenstudios.com
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TuneHaven ships on Google Play, the second app.
A tuner for 18 instruments and voice, with courses, a chord library and a practice toolkit around it. Fully offline. tunehaven.bytehavenstudios.com
How we're set up
- Legal name
- ByteHaven Studios LLC
- Formed
- 10 June 2026
- Jurisdiction
- Wyoming, United States
- Type
- Independent and self-fundedNo outside investment, no parent company.
- Publishes as
- ByteHaven Studios on Google Play and the App Store
- Contact
- hello@bytehavenstudios.comOne inbox, read by the people who build the apps.
What we won't do
- Sell, rent or broker your data. There's no data to sell, and that's deliberate.
- Run ads inside an app, or ship an SDK that watches you on our behalf.
- Use dark patterns: no fake urgency, no buried cancel button, no subscription for something that should be a one-time price.
- Abandon an app once it's out. If it's on the store, it's still ours to maintain.
- Claim a platform, a feature or a release that isn't real yet.
Writing about us?
The press kit has our logo files, brand colours, boilerplate and the facts above in copy-paste form.