Eight utilities for keeping a Windows machine in order. CoreForge, MemForge and GPUForge monitor your processor, memory and graphics card with per-core detail, history charts and alerts that only fire when a spike is genuinely sustained. TaskForge does what Task Manager does and adds reversible startup management and service control. DiskForge draws a treemap of what filled your drive and finds duplicates worth deleting.
RegForge is the careful one: it only flags registry entries whose target is provably gone, and it takes a System Restore point plus a .reg backup before touching anything, so every change undoes in one click. ClipForge remembers everything you copy while skipping passwords and card numbers, and GestureForge turns mouse movements into shortcuts.
$9.99 each, or all eight in the System Utilities Suite for $39.99.
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8 Windows utilities — every one a one-time purchase.
Watch what your processor is really doing: a radial gauge for overall load, a per-core grid with sparklines, scrolling history charts, a live per-process table, and alerts that fire only when a spike is actually sustained.
See where your memory actually goes: a usage gauge and composition bar, an allocation-rate readout that catches leaks, per-process working sets, commit charge and page-file detail, and a card for every physical DIMM.
Monitor your graphics card on NVIDIA, AMD or Intel with no vendor SDK: utilisation, a per-engine breakdown of 3D, copy, video and compute work, VRAM usage, and a live table of which programs are using the GPU.
A Task Manager that does more: processes grouped by app with end-task and priority control, live performance graphs, reversible startup-item management, Windows service control, and threshold alerts.
Find out what filled your drive. A treemap and sunburst you can drill into, a duplicate finder that shows exactly how much is reclaimable, cleanup suggestions grouped by safety, and deletes that always go to the Recycle Bin.
A registry cleaner built around being undoable. It only flags entries whose target is provably gone, shows you the evidence, takes a System Restore point and a .reg backup before touching anything, and undoes the lot in one click.
Never lose a copy again. It keeps your clipboard history — text, rich text, images and files — searchable and pinnable, pastes straight back into whatever app you were in, and skips passwords and card numbers automatically.
Hold a mouse button, draw a shape, and something happens — launch an app, send a hotkey, control media or snap a window. Add rocker and wheel triggers, and per-application profiles so the same gesture does different things.