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Most “cleaner” tools either hide what they change or apply dozens of risky tweaks in one click. WinCleaner is built around visibility and control: every tweak, service and app lives in an auditable JSON catalog, carries a risk level, and is filtered by Windows build. Currently in public beta.

• Four risk levels — Safe, Caution, Dangerous, Blocked. Blocked items, like critical system services, can't be run at all; dangerous ones need an explicit opt-in plus a confirmation dialog.
• Reversible where possible: a System Restore point before changes, a session change log and a global Undo backed by a persistent journal.
• Layered architecture (WPF/MVVM → Core → Data) over a catalog of 56 tweaks, 28 services and 39 AppX packages, six presets, and unit tests that keep all 8 languages in sync.

A small tray app for Stream Deck–style workflows: assign a key — numpad included — to a video, audio file or image, press it, and the media opens fullscreen on top of everything else. A native PyQt6 app rather than Electron, so it stays light.

• Global hotkeys that work from any app, ESC or a click to dismiss, and a JSON config with a settings window on top.
• Packaged for people who don't code: PyInstaller bundles everything, and the Inno Setup installer needs no Python, no console windows and no downloads.
• Available in English, German, Turkish and Chinese, with the language picked automatically from the system.

An image-enhancement desktop app where nothing leaves your machine: no cloud API, no analytics. A fast FSRCNN model is bundled; Real-ESRGAN through ONNX Runtime is available when you need better text, line art and faces.

• Overlapping-tile processing keeps large photos stable on modest hardware; transparency is preserved; exports to PNG, JPEG and WebP.
• Hardware-aware: a startup check scores the machine, and Real-ESRGAN uses CoreML on Apple Silicon or DirectML/CUDA on Windows when available, with CPU as the fallback.
• Ships for two platforms — a Windows installer and a macOS DMG — with a pluggable model-backend design and 8 UI languages.

A lightweight in-game FPS and hardware monitor built on Windows kernel tracing, with no process injection. It reports FPS, 1% lows, frametime, CPU/GPU temperature and clocks, and RAM/VRAM, in four overlay styles.

• Four overlay themes, drag-or-grid positioning, and a color picker written from scratch with trigonometry on WPF primitives.
• Moved its sensor layer to LibreHardwareMonitor for deeper, more robust readings, and expanded the metrics to 1% low, frametime, clocks and VRAM.
• An Inno Setup installer that quietly installs the .NET 8 and VC++ runtimes, and a UI in 8 languages.

A small, separate repository that holds GPU overclock presets as JSON. Mars fetches it only when you ask for suggestions, so presets can be improved without releasing a new app version.

• Data lives apart from code, so the catalog and the app are versioned independently.
• Fetched on demand only, and anything it suggests still passes through Mars' hard overclock limits.
• Plain, reviewable JSON — easy to audit and to extend through pull requests.