Your computer at a glance,
in the Windows tray.

01 · Icons

• Want to see at a glance how your CPU, disk, memory and network are doing?
• Without opening Task Manager or keeping a window on screen?

Then with tetramon you can:

• Four icons in the Windows tray, each with its history: CPU, disk (read and write), memory (percentage as a number) and network (download and upload).
• Memory changes colour by level (from 50, 75 and 90 %, configurable) and has an optional level bar.
• Hover over them and the tooltip gives the details: usage per disk, speeds, free memory, network interface.
• Show only the ones you want, each with its own refresh (0.5 to 10 s), colours and border.

02 · Graphs

• Need to see what happened over the last few minutes, not just now?

Then with tetramon you can:

• Click the CPU, disk or network icon to open its floating graph: translucent, no title bar, out of the taskbar.
• Bars or smoothed lines with fill; automatic scale and the exact value under the mouse, with how long ago it was.
• Disk as speed (KB/s, MB/s) or activity (%): click the graph to switch.
• Snapping between graphs and to the screen edges to line them up and match their size; Always on top or pinned, which lets clicks go through to whatever is underneath.

03 · Per core

• Want to know whether a program is maxing out a single core?

Then with tetramon you can:

• The CPU graph can show a tile per thread: performance cores in blue, efficiency cores in green.
• The tiles fill the whole window even with an odd number of threads and rearrange when you resize.

Settings

• One dialog with tabs (CPU, Disk, Memory, Network, General) and live previews of every icon and graph.
• Changes show at once; each tab is saved on its own and closing without saving puts it back.
• It opens where and on the tab you left it.
• Start with Windows, for your user or for everyone.
• In English and Spanish: it follows Windows or the language you choose.

Hardware

• The Detected hardware block tells you what's inside: processor (performance and efficiency cores, threads, cache), memory modules per slot (size, type, speed, maker) and disks with their free space.

Updates

• A single half-megabyte .exe, no installer and no dependencies: copy it anywhere and run it.
• It tells you when there's a new version; one click downloads it, checks its fingerprint and restarts already updated. It never updates by itself.