Insight — System Performance Monitor
Understand your PC. Improve your experience.
What it does
Aivorin Insight — a lightweight, local-first Windows performance monitor. Quick Panel and full dashboard with CPU, RAM, disk, startup management, and more. No cloud, no accounts, no data leaves your machine.
Insight is a lightweight performance monitor that gives you a real-time Quick Panel and a full dashboard — CPU, RAM, disk activity, startup management, temp cleanup, and more. Everything runs on your machine. No cloud, no accounts, no data ever leaving your computer. Insight starts as a compact, frameless panel that shows you the essentials at a glance — CPU, RAM, disk, and temperature. Click to expand into a full dashboard with detailed performance data, app management, startup controls, and history charts. One background thread collects everything; one state drives every view. Built as a Tauri 2 app with a Rust backend and a plain HTML/CSS/JS frontend — no bundler, no framework, no…from aivorins.github.io
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