Every feature, in detail

Reads Steam's and Epic's own install records, plus any folder you add. No browsing for executables.

One button launches the game and its boost. Each game can keep its own boost profile.

Switched for the session and put back afterwards. The current values are recorded first.

Lists what's running and closes only what you tick. Protected system processes are never offered.

Counted locally for every game, including ones no launcher tracks.

Pin a game to the high-performance or power-saving GPU, written where Windows keeps it so the Windows Graphics page shows it too. Laptops also get a hint when a game runs on the integrated chip.

Starts the boost when a game from your library starts, and ends it when the game closes.

Suggestions for your settings based on your hardware, shown as suggestions you can take or leave.

Runs the read-only health check on first open and lists findings worst first, each with the reading behind it.

An isometric view of your PC where each part lights up only while it's actually being checked.

CPU, memory, disk and network, plus Windows boot time compared with what's usual for this PC.

Refresh rate, HDR and which screen is primary, for each monitor. A refresh-rate change reverts on its own unless you confirm, so a bad mode can't strand you.

Press Mark when you feel a hitch, and see what the CPU and memory were doing at that moment.

The settings Windows scatters across several pages, gathered together, with live sensors where the hardware reports them.

1% lows and frame-time distribution captured from the game itself.

18 reversible Windows settings: taskbar, Start, file extensions, dark mode, Game Bar and more. Plus the classic right-click menu.

Flush DNS, restart Explorer, rebuild the icon cache, clear the print queue, run DISM and SFC, or restart into BIOS.

Scans without deleting, asks per category, and quarantines for 7 days so anything can come back.

Per-profile cleanup for Chrome, Edge, Brave, Vivaldi, Opera and Firefox.

The health check on demand or on a timer you opt into, plus Windows' own reliability history in plain words.

Startup apps toggled the same way Task Manager does it, and a quick clear-out that reports the space actually freed.

Nine privacy switches and nine input settings, each one reversible.

Where your space went and the largest files. Formatting is handed to Windows itself.

The duplicate finder is Pro

Runs the vendor's uninstaller first, then finds what it left behind and backs up registry entries to a .reg file before removing them.

Leftover and registry clean-up is Pro

Updates through winget, showing your version and the new one first. Refuses while a game is running.

Scheduled updates are Pro

Every change the app has made, what it was before, and when.

Puts a value back to what it was, not to a default, including the difference between “empty” and “not present”.

An interrupted change is found on the next launch and put back before anything else happens.

Everything Cleanup moved aside and every .reg backup, restorable one by one.

Offered before deeper changes, using Windows' own mechanism.

Latency and jitter to public resolvers, with how many replies actually came back.

Separates your router from your ISP, so you know who to call.

A real handshake to each of 9 regions, the answer to your game's server picker.

Compares 5 resolvers and switches with one reversible click. Includes an MTU tuner.

IPv4, IPv6 with a verdict, DNS, MTU, VPN and wired-link checks, in plain language.

What your ping does while the line is busy. The bufferbloat test that explains lag spikes a plain ping never shows.

Sustained throughput over time instead of one burst number.

Defender, Firewall and Windows Update, reported plainly.

Secure Boot, TPM, VBS, memory integrity, Credential Guard, LSA protection, drive encryption and Remote Desktop.

Opens the right Windows setting for you. The app itself never flips a protection.

Privacy settings in one place, plus a watch on your default browser.

English speech turned into Arabic on a see-through band over the game. Recognition and translation run on your CPU, and the speech models download on first use.

Draw a box anywhere to save or copy it.

Read or translate the text inside any part of the screen.

Calculated on your PC for your location and method, and still shown over fullscreen games.

Qibla from the sun, no compass needed, and the Hijri date shown as calculated.

Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim only, each with narrator and number, plus a tasbih counter.

123 programs installed through winget with real icons, including drivers and vendor tools, game runtimes, antivirus and AI apps, plus 18 web tools.

Off until you turn it on, stored only on your PC, with a weekly view and top apps.

History across sessions is Pro

The whole interface, including Help, errors and full right-to-left layout.

Ctrl+K jumps anywhere in the app. Settings are searchable.

The full manual inside the app in both languages. Press F1. Includes an “Ask for a change” box.

Exports language, appearance, game profiles and preferences. Deliberately not the licence or the undo history.