RPSoft

Small Windows tools that do one job well.

I build these because I needed them, and I use them every day. Four tools, two of them free. No installer, no account, no telemetry, no subscription — just one file that does the thing and gets out of the way.

What they have in common

None of these are trial versions of something bigger, and there is no upgrade tier. They are finished tools.

  • One portable file. Nothing is installed and no runtime is required. Copy it to a USB stick and run it anywhere. Ampere 2, Ampere and NetScanner keep their settings and saved results in %APPDATA%, and nothing else; Tessera writes nothing outside its own folder at all.
  • No telemetry. No account, no licence server, no analytics, no update pings. None of them send anything anywhere about you — and Ampere 2 and Ampere are built without any networking components at all.
  • Free, or bought once. Ampere 2 and Ampere are free. Tessera and NetScanner are one-time purchases through Gumroad — no subscription, no seat count, no expiry.
  • Runs as a standard user. No administrator prompt, no kernel driver, no service left running in the background.

Built to be used, not admired

Each one is honest about its limits — what it could not read, what it could not reach, and what a result does and does not prove.