Take control
of your Windows.
The tool that replaces our old tweaks panel. System restore, 140+ documented tweaks, 181 apps and a monitor in a single portable .exe — no installation.
No downloads. Always the latest version. Auto-elevates to Admin.
This is the replacement. We no longer use 8 standalone web categories: everything lives inside the app, executed via PowerShell (CIM/NetFirewallRule), sticky toolbar and ShutUp10++ built in. If you were looking for the web tweaks, they now live in the app's Tweaks tab.
codewinoptimizer.com →Everything you need, in one portable
App · Go + Wails + WebView2System Restore
Create restore points with custom names. 24h cooldown bypass via registry. Full .reg backup of all 5 hives + drivers.
App Manager · 181 apps / 8 cats
Includes Microsoft Tools (.NET 6/8/9/10, Sysinternals, PS7, PowerToys). Install/uninstall via WinGet or Chocolatey with a dynamic button and sticky search.
140+ System Tweaks · 14 cats
Network, memory, GPU, privacy, firewall, Nagle, latency timers… Robust execution via cmdlets (no fragile wmic/netsh), sticky toolbar and ShutUp10++ launch.
Windows Features
Enable/disable .NET, Hyper-V, WSL, Sandbox, NFS, F8. Fixes: network reset, NTP, SFC/DISM, WU reset. No hanging on payloads.
Startup Manager
Run keys (HKLM/HKCU/WOW64), Startup folders, UWP tasks (Claude, Terminal, WhatsApp) and Logon/Boot scheduled tasks. Reversible toggle via StartupApproved.
System Monitor
Impact Dashboard with deltas vs the previous visit (disk, startups, services) + 3×2 real-time: CPU/GPU temp, disks, uptime, latency and A+–F Health Score.
Docked side terminal
Real-time output on the right, resizable 280px→70% (persisted), collapsible to 36px. Copy/clear, 6 accents + 6 fonts.
Go + Wails v2 · WebView2 · Vanilla JS/CSS · WinGet/Chocolatey · PowerShell/DISM/reg · gopsutil + nvidia-smi
How to get started
- 1Download the .exe from GitHub Releases
- 2Run as Administrator
- 3(Recommended) Create a restore point
- 4Use any tab: apps, tweaks, fixes
Prereqs: Windows 10/11 + WebView2. Go 1.20+ and Wails v2 only if you compile.
It uses PowerShell, DISM, WMI and the registry — some AVs flag it as suspicious. Everything is open source: review the code or compile it yourself.