Your PC.
Your settings.

Review available processor, graphics, memory, storage, firmware and Windows readings. The check reads your PC without applying tuning changes.

Startup checks record their results before you reach the dashboard. The planned three-stage workflow separates the PC as found, a clean baseline and a tuned setup, so you can compare each step. That full workflow is still in development.

Graphics, input, TCP, power, storage, privacy and background-service settings, from low risk to extreme. Review the current value, what changes and how undo works. You choose what to apply.

Preview plugged-in settings on a copy of your active power plan. Battery settings stay as they are. Review the tradeoffs in heat, power use and fan noise before applying.

Select a running game and temporarily lower the priority of eligible background helpers. Stop, game exit and foreground changes trigger recorded recovery attempts.

The library includes TCP and name-resolution settings. Advanced DNS-over-HTTPS comparisons and NIC interrupt controls are also in the owner tools; dashboard integration and complete DNS recovery still need work.

Preview cleanup, set exclusions and look for large or matching-content files in a folder you choose. Discovery doesn’t delete files. Confirmed cleanup is permanent and has no undo.

Capture a running game before and after a change. Compare average FPS, 1% low and frame intervals using matching workloads and saved captures. Repeat close results to check normal variation.

Link a tool or script you already have and open it when you choose. Local launch receipts record the selected file and limited service observations. Outside tools keep their own license and recovery.

Restore supported settings from the original values the app recorded. Conflicts and unfinished restores stay visible for review. Undo remains available if online activation can’t be completed.