--- title: "How the catalogue fits together" description: "Ten products from one small European company: eight run on your own computer, one is open-source server software, and one is hosted. None needs any of the others." url: "https://royalsoftworks.com/products/how-they-fit/" source: "https://royalsoftworks.com" format: "markdown" note: "Markdown rendering of the HTML page at `url`. Same content, same canonical URL." --- The catalogue # How the catalogue fits together. Ten products, built by one small European company. Eight of them do their work on your own computer, on your own files. One is open-source server software, so you can run your own copy rather than trust ours. And one, SilverQR, is hosted by us, because a menu a guest scans at the table has to live somewhere their phone can reach. They are deliberately not a bundle. [Privatta](https://royalsoftworks.com/products/privatta/) sends files straight from one machine to another. [AssistantGeneral](https://royalsoftworks.com/products/assistant-general/) does the paperwork, reading and answering from your own documents. [OfficeBrief](https://royalsoftworks.com/products/office-brief/) searches the words inside your files, scanned pages included. [Space Wizard](https://royalsoftworks.com/products/space-wizard/) and [DuplicateDuster](https://royalsoftworks.com/products/duplicate-duster/) win back disk space. [VoiceMe](https://royalsoftworks.com/products/voiceme/) writes subtitles for whatever your computer is playing, [Stream ReRuns](https://royalsoftworks.com/products/stream-reruns/) keeps a channel on air overnight, and [SilverQR](https://royalsoftworks.com/products/silverqr/) puts a bar’s menu on the table behind a QR code. None of them needs any of the others, and only SilverQR, which runs online for a venue, asks you to make an account. Every product page is laid out the same way, so once you have read one you know how to read the rest: what it does, how it works, what it touches on your network, the questions buyers actually ask, and, for the five that have one, a full technical reference written for a security review rather than for marketing. If you are weighing us up against one of the big cloud names, the comparison pages name them directly and are written to be fair rather than flattering. You pay per person, or once and for good, but never by how much you use: nothing is charged by the file, the gigabyte or the question asked. Products we have not priced yet say so instead of guessing. See [pricing](https://royalsoftworks.com/pricing/), [downloads](https://royalsoftworks.com/download/) for the installers, or the [whitepapers](https://royalsoftworks.com/resources/) if you are the person who has to approve it. Two free Chrome extensions we keep on GitHub, a LinkedIn feed filter and a Twitch chat filter, are not products and have no page here; they are at the end of the Products menu above. [Previous Every product](https://royalsoftworks.com/products/) [Next Industries](https://royalsoftworks.com/industries/)