Windows desktop tools · built by Matthew Bone
Three focused tools that take the tedious parts out of streaming and photography — reacting to what's on screen, renaming huge folders of photos, and packaging images into polished PDF portfolios.
No bloated all-in-one. Pick the one that solves your problem today.
Your stream reacts the moment it happens.
Watches a chosen part of your screen, reads the text that appears, and fires reactions: chat messages, OBS actions, overlay text or webhooks. No game mods, nothing injected.
from $4.99/month
Explore the botTurn IMG_4821.JPG into names that make sense.
Reads EXIF data — date taken, camera, lens — and systematically renames entire directories using your own naming pattern. Preview every change first.
from $14 one-time
Explore the renamerPackage a whole shoot into one clean PDF.
Uses img2pdf to bundle images into a single PDF portfolio. Each image gets its own page, in your chosen order — and JPEGs go in exactly as they are, never re-compressed.
from $12 one-time
Explore the packagerPicturePerfect tools are native Windows desktop apps. Nothing gets uploaded to a server — your streams, photos and client files stay exactly where they are.
Request a custom ruleStreams, photos and client files stay on your own machine — no cloud round-trip.
Each tool focuses on a single task instead of being a bloated all-in-one.
Clear prices, with one-time options for both photo tools.
Matthew Bone writes the code and answers every message personally.
No accounts to create. No payment taken on the site.
Choose the tool that fits the job, and the plan that fits your setup, on its product page.
Product and plan arrive pre-filled — just add your name and email address.
Matthew replies by email with payment details, then sends your license key.
Still unsure? Email matt18201@gmail.com and Matthew will reply directly.
A Windows PC. The tools are native Windows desktop apps and are not available for Mac or Linux.
No. Every tool runs on your own computer and your files stay there.
No — JPEGs are embedded exactly as they are using img2pdf, never re-compressed.
Yes. Media Renamer shows a full preview before a single file is changed.
Absolutely. Use the contact form or email matt18201@gmail.com — the reply comes from Matthew directly.
Custom rules, integrations and workflow requests are welcome — send the details through the contact form.
Tell Matthew what you're working on — or go straight to the plans.