Capture the starting point.
A verified restore point and hashed baseline artifacts come before supported system changes.
BASELINE GATEYour hardware has potential.
Get a clearer view of what’s holding it back.
Meet Mebolt: one considered workspace for Windows performance, gaming and system control.
Twelve connected workspaces. From the scheduler to the network stack, understand the settings that shape your experience.
No modules match. Try “memory” or clear the search.
Bring live system information and the safety baseline into one place before reviewing any optimization.
Temperature and driver-level metrics depend on supported sensors. Missing data is shown as unavailable, never estimated.
Showing all 12 modules. Capabilities vary by hardware and Windows version.
Optimization should be a decision you can understand. Not a mystery button you have to trust.
Inside the safety approachA verified restore point and hashed baseline artifacts come before supported system changes.
BASELINE GATEInspect the action, its trade-offs and whether your system supports it. Aggressive settings are not universal defaults.
EXPLICIT CONTROLSupported mutations retain previous values in a rollback ledger. Recovery has limits: keep a separate backup.
TRANSACTIONAL ROLLBACKStart with intent. Review the actual plan. There is no single preset that is right for every PC.
Prioritize a predictable daily experience. Review conservative maintenance and power options, without treating heat, battery life or background work as expendable.
Profile descriptions explain intent, not a guarantee of performance or safety on every system.
No invented FPS gains. No universal “best” settings. Compare the same workload, watch frame-time consistency and revert changes that do not earn their place.
Our measurement approachNot yet. The Windows application is in development and its public installer has not passed the release and distribution checks. The release page will show a real download only when an approved release is available.
There is no universal FPS improvement. Results depend on your hardware, drivers, workload and existing configuration. Measure the same workload before and after a change, and keep the change only if it helps.
Not on first launch. Supported system mutations require a verified safety baseline. Sensitive changes need review, and the current game bottleneck auto-pilot is advisory. Optional tracing and sensor providers must be enabled explicitly.
The current development target is 64-bit Windows 10 or Windows 11 with the .NET 8 Windows Desktop Runtime. The app requests administrator permission. Individual features depend on the Windows build, device and driver capabilities. Release-specific requirements will accompany the public installer.
No blanket compatibility claim is made. Known anti-cheat indicators and warnings help review the risk, but only the game and anti-cheat vendor can define supported configurations. Keep required security protections enabled.
Because a useful tool should show what changed, what it measured and how to revert supported changes. Memory, CPU and latency budgets are development targets, not published guarantees.
Explore what’s being built. Check back for a verified public release.