Monitor CPU, memory, disk, and thread metrics in real-time for running applications.
Quickly identify resource bottlenecks, memory leaks, and performance spikes without
interrupting your workflow. The graphical interface shows exactly what’s happening
12 Comments
antithesis-nl
So, yeah: I installed this, and was impressed, just because it's an .appx package. I mean, how do you even create those?
Other than that: it did not immediately crypto-lock my laptop and/or ramp up my GPU mining Führercoins, so that was good too.
Other than that: I did not really see any metrics worth of attention, so I uninstalled the app again, which seemed to work fine as well.
Thrilling stuff, I know…
GordonS
I usually lean on Resource Monitor when I need this kind of info, but it's clunky – so this looks useful!
zerr
> Native WinUI–fast startup, light operation
Did anyone notice the Windows Calc app became quite slow to startup recently? It takes 2+ seconds to transform from the empty window with a calc icon to the actual calculator UI.
I should get Win7 calc.
Daunk
What is the best, GUI, process monitor for Linux?
hassleblad23
This looks pretty cool. Thanks for sharing!
WhereIsTheTruth
For advanced end users? why would they ditch: https://systeminformer.sourceforge.io/ ?
dbacar
procmon and process explorer from sysinternals are really good. and there is performance counters.
pipes
Looks great. Thanks. One thing, maybe make it clear that it's free? I went looking for pricing especially when I saw the support link at the top.
noitpmeder
As an alternative, I use the free community-edition netdata — love it at my job, and it works right out of the box on my personal windows and linux machines.
https://www.netdata.cloud/pricing/
(don't let the `.cloud` scare you off, they have a 100% free and functional local-only install)
It's insanely powerful and with some configuration can persist the metrics in a local database.
fraXis
Nice job! I love the clean interface. Is this written in C#?
rkagerer
Looks interesting, thanks! Another one I like that hasn't been mentioned elsewhere in this thread is Process Hacker.
mr-pink
what would be nice is some utility that just halts any useless process