
Filestead
A private document organizer for IDs, insurance records, warranties, tax files, receipts, contracts, and other important personal or professional documents.
See Filestead in detail →Independent software company
Velunor LLC designs focused iPhone and iPad applications that help people spend less time managing files and storage, and more time on the work and life that matter.
Filestead and Storalyse are complete and being prepared for their initial Apple App Store releases.
Filestead
StoralyseOur products
Our applications solve specific, recurring problems without pretending to be all-in-one platforms. Each product is designed as native Apple-platform software with a clear purpose and a straightforward customer experience.

A private document organizer for IDs, insurance records, warranties, tax files, receipts, contracts, and other important personal or professional documents.
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An on-device video storage manager that identifies storage-heavy videos, estimates potential savings, and creates verified smaller copies in the user's Photos library.
See Storalyse in detail →Product roadmap
Filestead and Storalyse are the first products in Velunor's broader roadmap of practical productivity software. We continue to research and develop focused tools that improve document management, device storage, and everyday work.
Purpose-built software for recurring tasksBusiness overview
Velunor is a product software business. We design, develop, publish, maintain, and support our own mobile applications. Customers discover and purchase our apps through Apple's App Store; Apple processes customer payments and remits developer proceeds to Velunor.
How we build
Efficiency software earns trust by being precise about what it does. We build around understandable controls, native platform capabilities, and data practices that match the task.
Each application addresses a well-defined workflow with measurable value: better organization or reduced media storage.
Important actions remain visible and intentional. Users review documents and media before changing or deleting anything.
Core processing is performed on the user's device. We explain optional system services and permissions in plain language.