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It's not just another cleaner.
The simple way to understand and look after your PC
It checks your computer, fixes what slows it down and keeps it running well, no technical skills required.
New in 8.1 File recovery only promises what actually comes back. What's changed
Version 8.1.0 · 11 MB · Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit · what stays on your computer
100%
questions and history stay on your device
21
step-by-step guides, from a slow PC to the printer
4,6/5
in reviews written inside the app. Read them
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Lifetime Premium, free for everyone
Three things, above all the rest
It understands and explains
Ask it in English or Italian why the computer is slow. The answer comes with that computer's own numbers, not generic advice pulled from the internet.
It keeps the PC running well
It watches every day and keeps a record of what it sees. It warns you when a value genuinely gets worse, not at every tiny fluctuation.
No AI model
A hand-written rules engine, built into the program. Your questions and your computer's contents never leave it: no cloud, no account.
Everything that matters, on a single screen.
The score isn't a number thrown in for effect: beneath it there's a line saying how many points each item costs, and why.
Every item says how many points it costs and why. No numbers put there just for show.
Disk, memory, startup, errors, backup. If one gets worse, the color tells you before you even read it.
How it's doing compared with the last thirty days, once there are enough measurements to say.
PC status
Measured on this computer, right now.
Excellent, based on what was measured · nothing to fix right now
The PC is in good shape
Open the full check
TRENDlast 30 days
↑+4 points in 30 days
What weighs the most: Memory costs 5 points out of 20 · how much the open programs are using
finekeep an eye on needs fixingopens
WHAT TURBOFIX NOTICED
Everything else is fine
Space, memory and disks are fine, and the backup is from yesterday. Nothing to do right now: if anything gets worse, I'll let you know.
33 DAYS of history
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And when you don't know where to start,
just ask.
Type it however it comes out. The engine recognizes the question with hand-written rules and builds the answer from the values it reads at that moment.
It reads the numbers from the system right then. It can't make them up: it has nothing to make them up with.
You press the button, not the program, and before any major change it creates a restore point.
If it can't read a value, it says so, instead of filling the gap with a plausible-sounding sentence.
The question“my PC takes forever to boot in the morning”
Measured value14 programs launch with Windows
Every program that launches with Windows takes a slice of those first few minutes: the ones where the computer seems frozen.
Want me to lighten your startup? I'll show you what I'd remove first, and everything can be put back with one click.
These lines weren't written for the website: they're the ones the program actually composes. Only the numbers change, and they come from the computer of whoever is asking. Two more exchanges →
Assistant
It only answers with what it has measured on this computer. When a value is missing, it says so.
I've been keeping an eye on this computer for 33 days. Ask me why it's slow, what has changed or what's worth doing: some of those things I can do myself, just ask.
Example questions
More questions (24)
Doing fine
measured today
The answers come from this computer's measurements and never leave it: no server, no connection.
A complete suite.
And nothing runs without you.
Before any major change it creates a restore point. For operations that delete anything, confirmation is an explicit button, never a reply typed into the conversation.
Answers based on that computer's numbers
The score, and where it comes from
What's slowing things down right now
What launches with Windows
What's using memory and disk
Temporary files, browser caches, Recycle Bin
Where the gigabytes went
Programs you no longer use
Guided Windows repairs
SMART and wear, read every day
Which ones keep coming back, and where from
Created before any changes
A copy of your files, and whatever has gone missing
Windows and installed programs
A summary to save or print
Twenty-one guides, in plain English
It's not just another cleaner.
Here's where it shows.
A typical PC cleaner
TurboFix
Says “1,245 problems found” and asks you to pay to fix them.
Says how many points each item costs, and shows you the list before touching a single file.
Deletes and that's it: you find out what's gone afterwards.
You choose item by item, and before any major change it creates a restore point.
Knows nothing about yesterday: every scan starts from scratch.
Keeps a history of the computer, and can tell whether it's doing worse today than a month ago.
Leaves it to you to figure out what the results mean.
An assistant explains, in English or Italian, what that number means and what's worth doing about it.
The free version exists to sell the paid one: the results stay locked until you pay.
The key unlocks everything and stays valid for life, for anyone: no account, no ads, up to three computers.
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trackers, ads, hidden costs
The installer is scanned on VirusTotal with every release: if a single engine flags it, that's a false positive, because all that's missing is the paid code-signing certificate, not a virus.
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for everyone, forever
No credit card: Lifetime Premium is given away at no charge, and there is no paid version. How the license works
11 MB
and nothing else installed
Windows shows a warning because the paid code-signing certificate is missing: click More info to continue. Why this happens
Why you can trust it.
- Questions go through hand-written rules, not a model.
- Your computer's contents are never transmitted.
- The history stays in a file on your disk.
- Only the license check goes out.
Written by the people who use it.
4.6 out of 5 · 5 reviews, all of them published. Here are the three longest
No reviews have been published yet.
Lifetime Premium, free.
The key unlocks every feature and stays valid forever, for anyone. No account: it arrives by email and works on up to three computers.
It's free because it's an independent project, written by one person: no ads, no data sold on, no paid version on the way. The developer pays for the domain and the server, and anyone who wants to help out will find how on the website and inside the program, entirely optional. How it stays afloat →
Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit
11 MB installer, nothing else
Two minutes for the first check
Three computers on the same key