Features

All 34 tools, explained

Every one of these is unlocked on every paid plan. They share one window, one log and one report — which is the entire point of putting them in the same app.

6 tools

Clean up

Reclaim disk space and clear out what Windows leaves behind.

Junk Cleaner

Find and delete temporary files and junk taking up space.

Browser Cleaner

Clear cache, cookies and history from Chrome, Edge and Firefox.

Disk Space

See exactly what is taking up space on your drives.

Disk Optimizer

Defragment hard drives and TRIM solid-state drives.

Uninstaller

Remove programs you no longer need, including leftover files.

Registry Scanner

Find and fix outdated entries inside Windows that cause errors.

3 tools

File tools

Fingerprint a file, prove it is intact, and find the one you are looking for.

Checksums

Work out the CRC32, MD5, SHA-256 or SHA-512 of a file and check it against a published one.

Fast Find

Search every file name on your drives and get results as you type.

Duplicate Finder

Find files that exist more than once so you can delete the copies.

7 tools

Optimize

Make the machine feel faster and stop it phoning home.

Performance

Apply tweaks that make your PC feel faster and more responsive.

Privacy

Turn off Windows features that share your activity or personal info.

Debloater

Remove built-in Windows apps and pre-installed software.

CPU Affinity

Choose which processor cores a running program is allowed to use.

Scheduled Tasks

View and manage tasks Windows runs on a schedule in the background.

Default Apps

Choose which apps Windows uses to open files like photos and PDFs.

Fonts

Preview the fonts on this PC, install new ones and remove ones you do not use.

7 tools

Repair

Fix the things that break most often, without the command line.

Repair Tools

Run built-in Windows fixes for common system problems.

Windows Update

Fix problems that stop Windows Update from working properly.

Services

Reset misbehaving Windows background services back to normal.

Shell & Explorer

Fix the desktop, taskbar and File Explorer when they act up.

Network

Reset your internet connection settings to fix network problems.

Sharing

Manage which folders and printers your PC shares with other computers.

File Unlocker

Free files Windows says are "in use" so you can delete them.

4 tools

Security

Check what is protecting the machine, and clean up what should not be there.

Security Audit

Check Defender, firewall, BitLocker, open ports and other protections.

VirusTotal

Check a file against dozens of antivirus engines to see if it is safe.

File Shredder

Permanently erase sensitive files so they cannot be recovered.

Product Keys

Look up activation keys for Windows and Microsoft products on this PC.

7 tools

Diagnose

Work out what is actually wrong before you start changing things.

Health Score

A weighted 0-100 score across ten checks of your PC's condition.

Blue Screens

Check why your PC last crashed and read the crash dumps.

Event Log

View recent errors and warnings recorded by Windows.

Battery & Power

Check battery health and see how power is being used.

Hardware

View details about your PC's parts — CPU, memory, GPU and more.

Drivers

View, back up and reinstall the drivers Windows uses.

System Report

Generate a detailed report about your PC you can save or share.

Under the hood

How it is built

Native, not a web wrapper

A WPF desktop app on .NET 10 that follows current Windows conventions — Mica backdrop, custom title bar, a searchable navigation sidebar, light and dark themes. It looks like it belongs on Windows 11 because it was written for it.

Logic separate from interface

All the actual work lives in a library with no interface code in it at all. That separation is why the same operations can be scripted, reported on and tested independently of the window they are shown in.

Backs up before it changes things

Driver exports, registry snapshots and startup-item records are written before the corresponding operation runs, so an unwanted change can be walked back.

Reports you can hand to a customer

Any diagnostic run exports to a self-contained HTML report — useful evidence of what was wrong and what was done about it, whether the customer is a client or your future self.