Utilities

PhotoRec is an open-source data recovery software that focuses on file retrieval, specifically images and videos, as well as documentation and file archives from various storage media.

Unlock hidden Windows features with ViVeTool, an advanced yet lightweight utility that lets you explore, enable, or disable experimental system options and gain deeper control over your Windows experience without waiting for official rollouts.

Identify devices and open ports instantly with Angry IP Scanner—a fast, open-source network scanner that helps you detect active hosts, analyze connections, and manage your network efficiently across Windows, macOS, and Linux without any installation.

Get back online fast with Complete Internet Repair, a simple Windows tool that resets DNS, TCP/IP, proxy, and update settings to fix common connection issues. Easy to run, portable, and free, it helps you restore browsing without calling a technician.

Monitor and manage your system like a pro with System Informer, a detailed, real-time process viewer that reveals what's running and why. You can monitor the systems’ resources, debug, and find malware, all in one place.

Monitor your internet traffic with sniffnet—a lightweight, user-friendly tool that helps you track network activity and spot unusual connections in real time. For Windows, macOS, and Linux computers.

Optimize your internet speed with Namebench an easy tool that finds the fastest DNS servers for your location using real-world browsing data. For Windows, Linux, and macOS.

Optimize and monitor your Linux system with Stacer—a sleek, all-in-one tool that simplifies performance tracking, cleanup, and system management in one place. This is a free and open-source software.

Patched Sur is a tool designed to enable the installation of macOS Big Sur on unsupported Mac hardware. It provides a way for users to bypass Apple's restrictions, allowing older Macs to run the latest macOS features and updates.

OpenCore Legacy Patcher is a tool designed to help users install macOS on unsupported Mac hardware. It uses the OpenCore bootloader to enable features and compatibility for older Macs, allowing them to run newer versions of macOS.