See what your PC is doing

The new Insights tab: a read-only overview of your PC with honest numbers. Plus two visible fixes: services no longer show false alarms, and the device panel no longer renders empty on a healthy machine.

• New Insights tab between Chat and History: live CPU and memory with small trend charts, disk usage, your graphics card, network status with real ping time, uptime, a storage breakdown, your Windows services, Device Manager status, top processes, and a 30-day timeline of every repair with its honest outcome. Nothing on this page can change your system. Where something looks fixable, a link takes you to chat with the question already typed, and you decide whether to send it
• Honest numbers throughout: a value the app could not read says so instead of showing a stale or made-up number, trend charts appear only once enough real samples exist, the network tile says Connected only when your internet actually answered a check, and the repair timeline never claims a fix was verified when nothing on record proves it
• Fixed: the services list no longer cries wolf. The old panel checked a hardcoded list that had drifted from what the app actually monitors, so four normally idle services showed permanently red while four genuinely monitored ones were missing. The list now comes straight from the same data the repairs use
• Fixed: the device panel no longer shows an empty list on a healthy PC. It now shows all your devices with an all-clear summary
• Light on your PC: the whole Insights page shares one background reading cycle, one small check per minute while the page is open and nothing at all once you leave it. We measured this on a real machine