Changelog

The aim trainer release, and every game preset gets its own picture.

Added

• Four new aim trainer modes: Switching (fast close switches), Head level (crosshair placement), Shrinking (targets vanish if you are too slow) and Strafe tracking (a target that changes direction like a real player). Nine modes in all.
• Easy, Normal and Hard, each with its own personal bests.
• A 3-2-1 countdown before every run, hit and miss effects, a streak counter, and your own crosshair: cross, dot or circle in five colours.
• Deeper stats: average time to hit, centre precision, best streak, and reaction-time spread.
• Your progress: a chart of your last 20 runs, your last 10 against the 10 before, minutes trained and your day streak.
• Daily warm-up: Gridshot, Flick and Strafe tracking, 30 seconds each, in one click.
• Sensitivity converter between Fortnite, Valorant, CS2, Apex Legends, Overwatch 2, Call of Duty / Warzone and Rainbow Six Siege, with your cm per 360.
• Original artwork on every game preset banner.

The Zero Delay release. Every game preset gets one switch for every setting that cuts input delay, and the Benchmarks page now measures that delay.

Added

• Zero Delay on all ten game presets. One switch turns on 1:1 mouse, zero-delay keys, Game Mode, no background recording, GPU scheduling, game priority, no USB or CPU power saving and variable refresh rate. Turning it off undoes exactly what it changed, and nothing the preset turned on.
• In-game delay settings on every card: window mode, V-Sync, frame cap and NVIDIA Reflex or AMD Anti-Lag, matched to your graphics card.
• Input delay in Benchmarks. With PresentMon 2, the before and after runs now report mouse-and-keyboard-to-display delay in milliseconds.
• A ZERO DELAY badge on every preset banner.

Fixed

• Turning on zero-delay keys after a preset had applied the plain Filter Keys fix now swaps the two cleanly, so undo always puts back the right setting.

From 30 tweaks to 110, every one a documented Windows setting that undoes exactly.

Added

• 80 new tweaks across gaming, graphics, input, network, privacy, Start and taskbar, notifications, File Explorer, updates, power, browsers, security and services.
• Search and categories on the All Tweaks page, with a count of what is showing.
• OPTIONAL tag for tweaks that are a matter of taste or fix one specific problem. "Turn on all recommended", One-Click and the presets never touch them.
• Every game preset also stops Windows turning your game down during voice chat, stops Narrator and Toggle Keys interrupting, and warns before update restarts.

Fixed

• Undoing "Optimizations for windowed games" no longer resets graphics switches you turned on after it.

The one-click release. The whole product now sits behind a single button, and game presets apply real bundles of tweaks instead of listing settings to read.

Added

• One-Click page. One button runs the whole optimisation. The full list of what it will do is printed above the button, so there is no dialog in the way.
• Live progress. A progress bar and every step ticking green, amber or red as it happens, then a report with counts and an Undo button.
• Game presets that actually apply tweaks. Fortnite, Valorant, Competitive Gaming, Gaming + Streaming, Low-End PC, plus CS2, Apex, Warzone and Rocket League.
• Aim trainer. Five modes with real hit detection, so misses count and your accuracy is the truth. Personal bests saved per mode.
• Pre-Game Boost. Frees memory by closing programs you pick. Windows components, antivirus and anti-cheat can never appear in the list.
• Eleven more tweaks, taking it from 7 to 18. Pointer 1:1 notch, Sticky and Filter Keys, keyboard repeat, background apps, transparency, fullscreen optimizations, foreground CPU priority, and update uploads.
• Live CPU, memory, GPU and ping readouts across the top of every page.

Changed

• Complete visual redesign: purple and magenta, toggle switches, tag chips, and a pinned apply bar.
• Applying a preset now analyses your PC, shows the compatible changes, asks, applies, then re-reads every setting and reports how many actually stuck.
• Buttons got real templates, so they have proper hover, pressed, focus and disabled states instead of the stock Windows highlight.
• Nagle is included but labelled disputed, and deliberately left out of every preset. It was useful on Windows XP; on modern Windows most games already request it themselves.

Fixed

• The app would not start. A button style pointed a Setter at a transform, which is valid XML and illegal WPF, so the window died at launch. Styles now load separately, so a styling mistake costs rounded corners rather than the whole app.
• Undo could leave you on the wrong power plan. Changes now undo in the reverse of the order they were applied.
• Two power plans could be applied at once, which made the second record the first as your "original". They are now mutually exclusive in three places.
• The one-click plan counted tweaks that were already applied, so it promised more work than it would do.
• On the website, every section started invisible and only appeared via JavaScript. A blocked script left most of the page blank.

First working build.

Added

• Seven reversible Windows tweaks, each with its registry path, risk level and what it costs you.
• Backup and Restore Centre. Every original value written to disk before anything changes, undone in one click.
• Hardware detection, storage health, and live CPU, memory and disk readouts.
• Real frame-rate benchmarking via Intel PresentMon, with 1% and 0.1% lows. Says "unavailable" rather than estimating.
• Ping, jitter and packet-loss test with a plain-English verdict.
• Fortnite and GPU control-panel setting guides, matched to your detected hardware.
• OBS and TikTok LIVE Studio encoder recommendations.