New Game Frame is out in Early Access on Steam. Details

Independent software studio · Istanbul · since 2025

We make tools and games for PC players.

Two of our Windows utilities are on Steam: Game Compressor, which frees up disk space, and Game Frame, which handles frame generation. Our competitive typing game, League of Keyboards, runs in the browser and is in open beta.

Products

What we've shipped so far

Game Compressor

v1.2.0 Windows 10 / 11 Steam

Frees up disk space without uninstalling games. It uses Windows' built-in LZX compression, so compressed games launch as usual with nothing to extract, and you can restore them in one click.

  • Estimated savings per game before you compress
  • Detects updated games and re-compresses them
  • Available in 31 languages
Game Compressor dashboard

Game Frame

Early Access v0.9.0 Windows 10 / 11 Steam

Frame generation, upscaling and FPS control in one app. It keeps a profile per game, and you can change the multiplier or Flow Scale without restarting the game.

  • 2×–8× or target-FPS frame generation
  • FSR 1, NIS and Bicubic upscaling
  • OSD that shows game FPS and output FPS separately
Game Frame home screen

League of Keyboards

Open beta Browser Free

A competitive typing game. 30-second ranked 1v1 matches against players near your level, 8-player Battle Royale lobbies, and a nine-tier league that runs in monthly seasons.

  • Every score is verified server-side from keystrokes
  • No one online? A labelled ghost match within seconds
  • Turkish and English interface

Milestones

How we got here

  1. 2025

    Stone Pit Sons founded · Istanbul

  2. Game Compressor · Early Access on Steam

  3. Game Compressor 1.0 · full release

  4. Game Frame · Early Access on Steam

  5. 2026

    League of Keyboards · open beta

  6. Game Compressor v1.2.0 · persistent queue, large-library fixes

  7. Next

    Game Frame 1.0 · Roadmap →

Studio

Small, focused software

Stone Pit Sons was founded in Istanbul in 2025. We build tools around real problems on a gaming PC: full drives, low frame rates and slow fingers.

We care about saying plainly what a tool does and what it can't do. On our Steam pages and product pages, you'll find the limitations right next to the features.