Close one product
At most two builds are open at any time. A third idea goes into a file and waits there until one of the two is done.
RVGE develops its own desktop and web applications, narrow tools that do one job well, run on your machine, and are supported longer than the subscription industry finds profitable.
RVGE is not a development agency. There is no open custom scope, no unlimited maintenance, and no client setting the roadmap. We write software, we release it, and we stand behind it.
Every hour goes into a product that can be sold again tomorrow, never into a scope that ends when the invoice does.
Windows tools that work locally, with one-time licences and as few outside dependencies as the job allows.
A monthly price exists in exactly one place, the B2B product that carries real hosting, real data, and real reporting every month.
No product gets a buy button before purchase, delivery, refund and support have been tested end to end on a clean machine.
RVGE is a company in founding based in Trogir, Croatia. Registration is planned for autumn 2026, and the first products go on sale after that. Until then this site is a catalogue and a waitlist, nothing here can be bought and no work is being sold.
A product is listed here whether it is finished or not. What changes is the label, and the label is the truth. None of these can be bought today.
Prototypes and games live under RVGE Labs. They show direction, they carry no price, and they promise no release date.
IN BUILD means the application runs and the release work is still open. SOON means the product is real but has not passed the launch gate. PILOT PLANNED means a limited free trial with partners, agreed in writing. PRIVATE ALPHA means it is not open to the public. An AVAILABLE label appears only once a real purchase, download, activation and refund have been completed with real money.
Where a product needs a service in the cloud, you connect it with your own key and the traffic is yours, not ours. Where a product says it works offline, it works offline with the network cable pulled out. We would rather write that plainly than discover it in a refund request.
At most two builds are open at any time. A third idea goes into a file and waits there until one of the two is done.
Clean-machine build, verified installer, working licence behaviour, legal pages, screenshots, changelog, known limits, named owner.
Purchase, download, install, activate, refund, reinstall. If any one of those fails, the buy button does not appear.
One release every ten to fourteen days at most, and never while support for the previous one is still shaky.
Slow is deliberate. A product that takes money before delivery works is worse than a product that is late, so the gate wins every argument with the calendar.
See where each product standsA subscription for software that works locally is the thing RVGE exists to avoid. These are planned launch prices, shown so you know what to expect, and confirmed on each product page at release.
One price, in three places: in the application, on this site, and in the checkout. If those three ever disagree, the lowest one is the real one.
The risk in a new software company is usually whether the thing can be built at all. Here it already is. What is missing is billing, delivery and support, and that is the work in front of us.
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No. RVGE is a company in founding. Registration is planned for autumn 2026 and the first products go on sale after that, with the trader details, terms, refund policy and privacy notice published before the first sale.
The desktop tools are one-time licences. Only the local hospitality product is monthly, because it carries hosting, data and reporting every month.
Yes, and we would rather say it plainly. Speech recognition runs on a cloud provider that you connect with your own key. It is not local transcription. RVGE never receives or stores your audio.
Book Reader and RvgeShot do, with the network disconnected. Dictation needs the network, because the speech provider is on the other end of it.
Not yet. A code signing certificate is planned before the first paid release. Until then Windows SmartScreen may warn about an unknown publisher, and we will publish file hashes so you can verify what you downloaded.
It is stored to tell you about releases and nothing else. Ask, and it is deleted. Details are in the privacy notice.