# Arazio — Mac file converter that runs inside Finder

> Arazio's revenue is verified via Dodo Payments (currently $0.00 MRR) — last synced 2026-11-14. Source: BootstrapArena.

- Category: Developer Tools
- Founded: 2026
- Revenue verification: verified via Dodo Payments (read-only API key, synced automatically; last synced 2026-11-14)
- MRR: $0.00 (verified)
- ARR: $0.00 (verified)
- Revenue, last month: $127.65 (verified)
- Revenue, last 12 months: $156.13 (verified)
- Users/customers: 0 customers so far
- Founders: Ritesh Sethia
- For sale: asking $3,000 — make an offer at https://bootstraparena.com/marketplace?offer=195c9a52-ca8e-44d5-b2c6-9185b16e5927 (no commission)
- Launched on BootstrapArena: 2026-11-11
- Community: 0 upvotes, 0 comments
- Tech stack: macOS, Finder integration, Menu bar app, FFmpeg, local processing
- Social: https://x.com/RiteshSethia7 · https://www.linkedin.com/in/riteshsethia/

## Monthly revenue (verified)

| Month | Net revenue |
| --- | --- |
| Sep 2026 | $13.49 |
| Oct 2026 | $127.65 |
| Nov 2026 (to date) | $14.99 |

## About

Arazio is a macOS menu-bar app that converts, compresses, resizes, crops, merges, and splits files directly from Finder. It runs entirely on your Mac with no uploads, supporting 494 conversions across 66 formats. The product is positioned as a fast, local alternative to online file converters.

## Problem solved

It removes the need to use separate apps or online converters by letting users manipulate files locally, privately, and quickly from Finder.

## Target audience

Mac users who need to convert, compress, resize, crop, merge, or split files without uploading them or leaving Finder.

## Pricing

Arazio is sold as a one-time purchase with no subscription, no tiers, and no hidden upsells. The page lists a Regional launch price , and includes all 494 conversions and 15 file tools. It works offline forever after activation and future versions are included free.

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