Every resource your PC has — CPU, Memory, every Disk, every Network, every GPU — in one clean, borderless window. No tabs, no hunting. Just your machine, live, the moment you look.
Windows 11 retired Task Manager's classic summary view — the stacked column of every graph. TASKMAN brings it back, and takes it further.
CPU, memory, every disk, every network adapter, every GPU — stacked in a single clean column. No tabs, no clicks, no digging.
One 205 KB file. No installer, no services, no runtime, no internet required. It opens instantly and sips resources while it works.
Size, position, opacity, always-on-top — everything is restored exactly on the next launch. Set it up once, then forget it.
New GPU? Extra drive? A dock with another network card? TASKMAN detects it all automatically — and quietly hides adapters that aren't in use.
Borderless dark glass, colour-coded glow graphs, soft 3D edges. Controls fade away when you're not using them — and come back the instant you are.
It reads Windows' own performance counters, locally. No account, no analytics, no connections out. Nothing is sent anywhere. Ever.
No wizard, no admin rights, no registry spelunking.
Grab TASKMAN.exe — a single file. No zip, no scripts, no setup.
It opens right away — and on first launch it quietly places the TASKMAN icon on your desktop. That icon is now the app.
That's it. Resize to taste — it remembers from then on. Removing it later is just as easy: run TASKMAN.exe /uninstall.

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