Tools for everyday tasks, built by Avyth

Avyth is a Pennsylvania software company. We make tools for specific tasks, from splitting documents to checking inventory and planning payments. We also build custom software for businesses that need something the available tools don't do.

You can try the tools to see how we work before asking us to build something for your business.

What we believe

A tool should fit the task You don't need a suite to split a PDF, check a compliance rule, or plan your way out of a credit card. You need one page that does the thing, tells the truth about its limits, and gets out of the way.

Where your files go Wherever the job allows it, our tools process your files in your browser — they stay on your device rather than being uploaded to us.

Support from the builderAvyth is deliberately small. The person who built the tool reads the support inbox. When something's wrong, it gets fixed by someone who cares that it shipped wrong.

How the tools work

Each tool starts with a task people need to get done. Its page explains what it can do, what it can't, and what you can try for free. See the current lineup →

Who you would be working with

Avyth was founded in August 2026 by Trystan Justice, who currently does the work: scoping, building, and answering the email afterwards. Every tool on this site was designed, built and shipped since the company was formed.

The same person hears your problem, writes the code and answers your questions. There is no account manager in between.

What it costs you: one build at a time, so the answer to “can you start Monday?” is sometimes no. No overnight cover. If a project needs several specialists at once or a formal security certification, we'll say so rather than take the work.

We don't have client testimonials to share yet. You can explore the fourteen tools and read how three were built, including their decisions and limits. Three of them, explained →

Company

Avyth LLC · registered in Pennsylvania, USA · support@avyth.com. Each product ships with its own plain-language privacy policy and terms on that product's site.