FAQ

xeroBytes is the application catalogue of KiroByte LLC, a Texas company. It brings our web and desktop applications together, organised into product lines and opened with one account. The catalogue page lists every application with what it does, what it costs and what it takes to open.

The catalogue page always shows the current list. Gaming is the largest product line today, Community tools are in a closed pilot, and more lines are in development. Each application says whether it is free and whether it needs an account.

Most applications are free. Where an application has paid plans, its prices are published on the pricing page before billing opens, so a team can budget for them. Billing is not open yet: there is no checkout, and no card details are collected anywhere on the site.

Not to browse, and not to use most applications. An account is what you need to save and publish work of your own. One account works across the whole catalogue, and you can create it with an email address and a password or by signing in with Google.

It is in a closed pilot while we finish it. Access is granted per account by an administrator, directly or through an invite link, so signing up does not open it on its own.

No. Applications in the Gaming line are unofficial. KiroByte LLC is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by or approved by the publishers of the games they support, and game names and trademarks belong to their owners. The Terms of Service spell out what that means.

You can delete your account from your account settings at any time. The Privacy Policy sets out what is stored, who can see it and how long it is kept. Questions about your data go to privacy@kirobyte.com.

Through the address published in the site's security.txt file, at /.well-known/security.txt.