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EnglishWhat Windows Utility Apps Does Antibody Software Make?
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Antibody Software makes a small lineup of Windows utilities, each aimed at a different everyday task: WizTree analyzes disk space, WizFile finds files by name, size and date, Bulk Image Downloader pulls full-sized images from web galleries, WizKey types accented and special Unicode characters, and WizMouse and Munchy Worm are also listed as apps. Use this guide to match the tool to your task; the site describes what each app does but does not publish pricing or system requirements, so check the product pages before you commit.
The apps at a glance
| App | What it does | Pick it when you need to… |
|---|---|---|
| WizTree | Disk space analyzer, described by the site as "the FASTEST Disk Space Analyser" | See what is filling up a drive |
| WizFile | Finds files by name, size and date instantly | Locate files without waiting on a slow search |
| Bulk Image Downloader | Downloads full-sized images from almost any web gallery | Save many full-resolution images from a gallery page |
| WizKey | Types accented and other special Unicode characters easily | Enter characters your keyboard does not have |
| WizMouse | Listed app; the home page gives no description | Check its product page for details |
| Munchy Worm | Listed app; the home page gives no description | Check its product page for details |
How to choose
If the problem is disk space
Start with WizTree. It is the only app on the site positioned as a disk space analyzer, so it is the direct answer when you want to know where storage has gone.
If the problem is finding a file
Use WizFile. The site frames it around finding files by name, size and date, which suits searches where you remember some attribute of the file rather than its exact location.
If the problem is saving images from a gallery
Use Bulk Image Downloader. Its stated job is downloading full-sized images from almost any web gallery — useful when a gallery shows thumbnails but you want the originals in bulk.
If the problem is typing special characters
Use WizKey. It is built for accented and other special Unicode characters, so it fits writing in languages that need characters beyond a standard keyboard layout.
For WizMouse and Munchy Worm
Both appear in the site's app list, but the home page does not describe them. Treat them as "check the product page first" rather than assuming a function.
What the site does and does not tell you
The home page confirms the product names, one-line descriptions for four apps, and links to get each one. It does not list prices, payment options, supported Windows versions, or licensing terms. Before downloading, open the individual app page and the support section (the site links to Support and to Lost Registration/Supporter Codes, which implies registration codes exist for some products) to confirm cost and compatibility.
A practical way to start
- Write down the single task you want to solve (space, search, images, or typing).
- Match it to the table above and open that app's page from the site.
- Confirm the details the home page omits — price, Windows version, and any registration requirement.
- Download only the app that matches your task; the lineup is modular, so there is no bundle decision to make from the home page alone.
If your task spans several of these areas, each app stands on its own, so you can evaluate them one at a time rather than choosing a suite.