Bell Software

Bell Software released a distinctive small catalogue of personal-finance and hobbyist software for the Tatung Einstein, including share portfolio trackers (Shares Portfolio and Gold Shares Portfolio), a database and text tool pairing (Infobase and Infotext), a graphics package (Superdraw), and, notably, separate football pools prediction programs for the English/Scottish and Australian leagues - a popular genre of home-computer software in 1980s Britain. This spread of seven titles suggests an active bedroom-software operation rather than a single release.