About
Frost Software LLC is a small American software company with an unusual advantage: its software isn't designed in a boardroom. It's designed at a repair bench, by the owner of a working computer repair shop, out of the jobs that walk through the door — the senior who got the “your computer is infected” phone call, the family whose photos live on a dying drive, the parent who wants the kids' PC to be boring in the best possible way.
VirusGuard Pros is where that software is sold: directly, at flat prices, with honest descriptions. If a feature is a starter set, the page says so. If a tool can't do something, we say that too — before you buy, not after.
The Two Flagships
FrostWatch started with a simple observation from the bench: the customers most targeted by scams were the least served by security software — buried in jargon, upsells, and alarming pop-ups that looked like the scams themselves. FrostWatch is the answer: plain-English protection that works alongside Windows Defender, a scam shield that teaches while it protects, and a password vault behind one PIN. It's sold by subscription or as a one-time lifetime plan, and supported by the FrostWatch Team at frizzlelogger@gmail.com.
Every repair shop accumulates a drawer of utilities — one for diagnostics, one for backup, one for drivers, a sticky note with the chkdsk switches. The Super Tool is that drawer, rebuilt as one suite: 45 tools, one interface, verified on real Windows before release, and sold the way shop owners wish software was sold — $279 once, lifetime, no per-tech fees. It's the exact build its maker uses at work.
How We Work
A starter signature set is called a starter signature set. A planned feature is called planned. The fastest way to lose a customer is to oversell — so we don't.
One-time means one-time. Subscriptions say so in the headline, not the footnotes. No fake discounts off prices nobody ever paid.
Our vaults are offline. Our family product keeps children's data in the family's house. Software that doesn't need your data doesn't collect it.
Support is frizzlelogger@gmail.com — answered by the people who wrote the software, in plain English, from the USA.