Windows Apps
41 applications spanning system performance, spatial audio, video and photo editing, document tooling, and local AI generation. Every app runs fully offline and ships with its own published privacy policy.
63 applications for Windows and Android, published on the Microsoft Store and Google Play. Every one processes your files on your own hardware — no accounts, no telemetry, no subscriptions.
Three product lines, one engineering rule: compute locally, store locally, send nothing.
41 applications spanning system performance, spatial audio, video and photo editing, document tooling, and local AI generation. Every app runs fully offline and ships with its own published privacy policy.
Built to the same standard as the desktop range. Mobile TuneX handles cleanup, permissions and storage entirely on-device; DocsMining extracts document data without an upload. XCipher, SpatiaX Mobile and FlipX Studio follow.
HSX StudioFlow, Vanta and Pocket AI run generation on your own GPU. No API keys, no queues, no per-image billing. Your prompts and outputs stay on the machine that made them.
An all-in-one Windows entertainment hub with streaming tabs (Netflix, Spotify, YouTube), 12 cinematic color grades, Hyper 3D DSP, and a full offline conversion studio.
Tools that make a device faster, not heavier. A feature that costs measurable performance does not ship.
No telemetry, no accounts, no cloud dependency. Every application ships with its own published privacy policy.
No dark patterns, no artificial limits. A free trial on every app, so the software proves itself before you pay.
Hasnain Studio X is an independent software studio based in England, United Kingdom, founded by Hasnain Butt Akhtar (online as InHasnain).
We publish desktop and mobile software to a single engineering standard: computation happens on the user's device, data stays there, and no product requires an account to function. 63 applications are live across the Microsoft Store and Google Play, each with its own published privacy policy and a free trial.
The standard is deliberately narrow, and it does not change per release.