TASKMAN floats every live graph your PC has — CPU, Memory, every Disk, every Network, every GPU — in a single borderless column. Auto-detects your hardware. Remembers your window size. Zero setup, zero clutter.
Windows 11 removed Task Manager's classic "Summary view" — the stacked column of every graph. TASKMAN brings it back, better than it ever was.
CPU, Memory, every disk, every network adapter, every GPU — stacked in a single clean vertical list. No tabs, no clicks, no digging.
No title bar, no menus, no clutter. A rounded dark window with color-coded glow graphs. Controls fade in only when your mouse is over it.
Resize it once. Close it. It reopens at the exact same size and position — every single time.
New GPU? Extra disk? TASKMAN finds it automatically. Whatever your rig is, all of it shows up. Live, updating every second.
21 kilobytes. No installer, no runtime, no internet, no telemetry. It just runs — on Windows 10 and Windows 11 alike.
Reads Windows' own performance counters locally. Nothing is sent anywhere. Ever.
No wizard, no admin rights, no registry spelunking.
Grab taskman.zip and unzip it anywhere.
Run Install.bat — it places the app and drops the TASKMAN icon on your desktop.
That's it. Resize to taste — it remembers from then on. Uninstall anytime with Uninstall.ps1.