A tiny tray monitor for Windows that watches RAM and disk, warns before your machine grinds, and knows which apps to blame.
No cloud, no account, no setup. Install it, forget it, and get a quiet heads-up before things get slow.
Basic Monitor samples your system in the background and only speaks up when something is actually about to go wrong.
The tray icon is the meter: a colour-coded arc of your RAM. Hover for the exact numbers, click for the full dashboard.
A heads-up when RAM, committed memory, or disk crosses the line, before the machine starts to crawl. Warnings come with a copyable fix prompt.
Something quietly eating your drive? It notices sudden drops, not just low space, and tells you how many GB vanished in the last hour.
Every app's peak memory over the last week, ranked. When your laptop feels slow, you know exactly which app to blame.
Empty the recycle bin, clear temp files, purge dev caches. Safe operations only, nothing that can break your system.
Curated cleanup prompts, one Copy button away. Paste into Claude Code to free RAM, reclaim disk, or hunt down space hogs.
One click on the tray icon. Live memory and disk, a 7-day history, the week's worst memory hogs, safe cleanups, and ready prompts for Claude.
One small .exe. Run it and Basic Monitor appears in your tray, already watching.
The icon stays colour-coded: green when healthy, amber when tight, red when critical. Left-click opens the dashboard.
When memory or disk heads for trouble, a small popup explains what is wrong and hands you a fix prompt to copy.
New versions download and install themselves in the background. No prompts, no interruptions.