Frequently asked questions

ByteMeHQ is a software company that builds and sells apps for filmmakers, producers, barrel racing events, electrical contractors, retailers and more.

Plans are billed monthly through secure Stripe checkout. You can cancel at any time.

Where a live site exists, the app page has a “See it live” button.

Yes. Contact us and tell us what you need.

PDF or Final Draft (FDX) scripts.

Yes. You invite cast and crew by email and they log in to the portal to see the call sheets you publish.

Yes. Series, seasons and episodes are supported, including scheduling scenes across episodes and adding a crew member to every episode at once.

Your files are yours. The Single Script license is a one-time purchase with no recurring charge.

Yes. Use the live example link to see it running, or contact us for a walkthrough.

No. This is the software you use to run your own distribution marketplace. The live example, FilmMarketHub, is a working distribution company built on it.

Yes. Offers generate a contract PDF, with rights-conflict detection and expiry tracking.

Yes. Buyers apply and must be approved before they can browse, and screener links can expire.

Revenue is reported per title, statements are generated and payouts are tracked, with accounting built in.

Yes. It supports resumable uploads and ingest by URL for large screeners and deliveries.

No. QUANio TV is the live demo channel. What we sell is the platform behind it, so you can launch your own channel.

Yes. We prepare your branded Roku channel package and guide you through publishing it under your own Roku developer account.

Yes. The creator portal tracks plays and earnings, and QUANio TV pays creators 80% of ad revenue as a working example.

Yours. You choose the content, whether you own it, license it or collect it from creators.

Yes. Ad settings accept your own VAST tag and the number of pre-roll and mid-roll breaks.

No. FAMZnow is the live demo. What we sell is the app behind it, so you can launch your own streaming brand.

Every play is logged, and creator pay is calculated from watch hours for web and mobile, with Roku plays counted separately.

The Multi-device plan includes the mobile app.

Yes. Approved admins sign in securely to manage titles, collections, ads and payout settings.

No. It is the live demo. What we sell is the Roku channel app behind it, so you can launch your own.

No. We build, package and guide you through publishing.

Yes. Your lineup comes from a feed you edit in the admin, with no republishing needed.

Yes. Add your VAST tag and choose how many pre-roll and mid-roll ads play.

Yes. Entries work on any phone, tablet or computer.

Yes. Riders can pay by card online, or you can run the event cash-only or with both methods. Card payments have a flat $1.50 processing fee paid by the rider.

Yes. Combined draw groups let classes share one run order while payouts are still calculated separately.

Gross pool = entry fees plus added money. The producer retain comes off first. The net pool is split by division percentages, then by place, and empty divisions or places are redistributed so the total always equals the net pool.

Yes. The Live page shows events in progress with no account needed.

PDF plans, including multi-page sets.

Yes. Multi-unit BOM lets you define unit types and counts so the bill of materials scales across units.

Yes. Standard and competitive bids are shown side by side at different labor rates.

It runs in the browser and can be installed as a desktop app straight from the browser.

Yes. Every save creates a snapshot, the last 20 are kept, and restores can be undone.

It reads a store’s public product list, so no Shopify login is needed.

Square, story and wide.

Yes. It builds short reels from your promo images, with music.

Yes. Custom promos let you make a promo for anything, including events and film titles.

Yes. It has a chart of accounts, journal entries, bank and card import with rules, reconciliation, a receipts inbox, profit and loss, balance sheet, trial balance and a year-end close.

Yes. Approved dealers log in to see dealer pricing and a dealer-only catalog, and have their own orders and statements.

Yes. Vendors apply, get approved, list products, receive orders and are paid through Stripe.

Yes. We load your products, brand the store and configure pricing, tax and accounting.

No. Card processing fees are charged separately by the payment processor.

Launch sites start at $2,500, custom web apps at $7,500 and full platforms at $15,000. We give you a fixed price after we scope it.

It depends on scope. We give you a timeline with your quote.

You will own your site or app and your data. We confirm ownership terms in your agreement.

Yes. We host and maintain it, and the optional care plan covers hosting, updates and support.

Yes. Those are examples of what a full platform looks like, and we can build a version for your industry.