Define the exact trigger
Write down what starts the action, what changes, and what the player should see.
Two people, one product
Kendrays and MACLE design, build, test and support ResoTweak across the Windows desktop app and the web account system. Product decisions and player support stay close to the people writing the code.
Who owns what
Each profile explains the work currently on their desk, the product areas they touch, and how they make decisions.
Plans the product, turns player feedback into scoped features, and connects the website, accounts, licensing, and administration into one usable flow.
View current workBuilds the desktop experience and visual system, then checks that resolution, optimizer, cleanup, and restore flows behave like one product.
View current workOn the workbench
Detect a supported game, apply its saved mode before launch, and return to the captured desktop mode after exit.
Show every selected action moving through compatibility, backup, apply and verification with a readable result.
Create a card, reveal one database-backed key, and attach it to an existing or newly created account.

How a feature ships
Every change goes through the same three steps before it reaches a player's PC.
Write down what starts the action, what changes, and what the player should see.
Build the backup and restore path alongside the operation whenever Windows exposes it.
Check the WebView screen, desktop bridge, Windows result, error state and final status before release.
Start with the settings you understand, then tune from there. Every supported change keeps a way back.