CitrusByte

The dossier request names CitrusByte as the subject, but the two supplied evidence items are unrelated to any entity of that name: one is a local news article about a Burger Week event in Madeira Beach, Florida, and the other is an 'About Us' page for the radio station 92.5 MAXIMA, operated by Beasley Media Group. Neither snippet mentions CitrusByte, a company, product, platform, or trademark by that name, nor any founder, headquarters, ownership, or offering that could be attributed to it. Because no brand-sense evidence was provided, this entry cannot responsibly describe what CitrusByte is, what it sells, where it operates, or who owns it. Writing a fuller profile would require inventing facts, which is not permitted. The entry is therefore flagged for review so that a researcher can supply a verifiable source — such as an official website, a corporate registry record, or a Wikipedia article — before the dossier is expanded. If CitrusByte turns out to be a software consultancy or digital product studio (a common association for the name), the taxonomy would likely fall under information technology, but that classification is not supported by the evidence supplied here and is deliberately left unset.

• 2026

  S4 Capital sued by three former CitrusByte executives over withheld payments

  Three former CitrusByte executives — Brady Brim-DeForest, William Jessup, and David Kullmann — sued S4 Capital in Delaware Superior Court, alleging that the agency group withheld at least $7 million in escrow funds and delayed or withheld millions of S4 shares tied to S4's 2022 acquisition of CitrusByte. S4 declined to comment and has not made a legal response.

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1. 1Madeira Beach Launches 10-Day Competition Featuring 18 Restaurants and $10 Burgers - 92.5 MAXIMA925maxima.com
2. 2About Us - 92.5 MAXIMA925maxima.com
3. 3S4 Capital sued by three former CitrusByte executives over withheld paymentsbusinessinsider.com