What is NeatBytes?

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NeatBytes is an independent software developer focused on Android apps. Its main product is Solid Explorer 2.0, a file manager and cloud manager that includes a root explorer. The company is based in Warsaw, Poland, and its website is the primary place to learn about the team and contact them.

What NeatBytes makes

According to the company’s About page, NeatBytes specializes in Android applications. Its current product is Solid Explorer 2.0, described as a powerful file manager and cloud manager with root explorer functionality.

That means the app is intended for Android users who need to manage local files, connect to cloud storage, and—where supported—access root-level file system features.

Development timeline

The About page lists key milestones for Solid Explorer 2.0:

Date Milestone
20 Feb 2014 Beginning of development
23 Dec 2014 First public Alpha
30 Apr 2015 First public Beta
1 Jul 2015 Solid Explorer 2.0 release

This timeline shows the product moved from early development to public testing and then to release over roughly a year and a half.

Scale of the project

The same page offers a few background figures about the work behind Solid Explorer:

  • 101,496 total lines of code
  • 3,248 hours of hard work
  • 22,876 active Alpha and Beta testers

NeatBytes uses comparisons to make these numbers concrete: the code would print enough paper to match the first four volumes of the Game of Thrones series, the hours would be enough for a bicycle trip around the world, and the testers would fill about half an average football stadium.

Who NeatBytes is

The company identifies itself as:

NeatBytes Studio
Krzysztof Głodowski
Domaniewska 47/10
02-672 Warsaw
Poland

The About page also includes a contact form, which is the listed way to get in touch.

What this means for you

If you are looking for information about the developer behind Solid Explorer, NeatBytes is an independent Android-focused studio based in Poland. Its About page is useful for understanding the company’s scope, the product’s development history, and how to make contact. For current app features, availability, or pricing, check the product’s own listing or the NeatBytes site directly, since the About page does not cover those details.