Utilities & Tools (10000 programs)

Pros: Intuitive GUI simplifies complex RouterOS configurations. Broad feature set covering routing, firewall, VLAN, and VPN management. Encrypted sessions protect user credentials and network integrity. Stable performance, even with multiple configuration windows.

Cons: Learning curve for advanced RouterOS functions. Native Windows-only application; requires Wine on other platforms. Limited interface customization options.

Pros: Simplifies the upgrade process through automation. Provides comprehensive compatibility checks before updating. Utilizes advanced optimization features.

Cons: Requires substantial disk space and stable internet connection. Rollback options can be complex for less technical users. Exclusive compatibility.

Pros: Includes control for CPU fan and CPU Frequency. Manage fan temperature.

Cons: Unknown source of lags, crashes, and freezes. Requires updated fan control drivers.

Pros: Lets you personalize your PC. Gives access to the latest apps. Helps diagnose system issues. Updates drivers and bios.

Cons: Only compatible with Windows 10. Can be overwhelming. Reliance on regular internet connectivity. Can consume a noticeable amount of system resources.

Pros: Free utility for sideloading IPA apps from Windows. Straightforward drag-and-drop interface. Works with both free and paid Apple ID accounts. Lightweight and easy to set up.

Cons: No longer actively maintained or compatible with new iOS versions. Free Apple ID installs expire after seven days. Requires Apple ID login, posing potential privacy risks. Outdated Android and flashing features.

Pros: Wide MSI ecosystem support. Syncs multiple devices easily. New effects and improved UI. Supports third-party RGB gear.

Cons: Occasional bugs and glitches. Can be resource-heavy. Compatibility issues with older hardware.

Pros: Easy to setup and use. Custom sound profiles and microphone adjustment settings. Dedicated settings for game streaming.

Cons: Limited hardware support.

Pros: Simple and unified interface for all your apps. Easy to set-up and use. Supports a wide range of Gigabyte motherboards.

Cons: Clunky and poorly-designed UI.

Pros: Customizable notifications. More screen-sharing settings. Easy to set up. Seamless file-sharing and syncing.

Cons: High system requirements.

Pros: Sleeker and modern UI. Impressive customization option. Allows downloading of other users' profiles. OBS integration for streaming and Discord.

Cons: Less stable than Logitech Gaming Software. Only supports modern devices.

Pros: Record entire screen or a part of it. Supports various export formats. Straightforward and intuitive to use. Completely free.

Cons: No menu options offered. Can't customize screen recordings further.

Pros: Easy to set up and configure devices. Supports up 256 devices. Alarm set up. Real-time footage preview.

Cons: Rugged interface. Requires NVR tool to define passwords.

Pros: View to real-time video footage. QR code backs up and restores footage. Manages 100 cameras.

Cons: Requires Wi-Fi connection. Works best with higher-end hardware.

Pros: Can auto-detect installed EFI boot loaders. Lets you define your own boot loader entry. User-friendly graphical interface. Can launch EFI programs.

Cons: Not beginner-friendly.

Pros: Wide range of text formatting options. Change color of note interface. Unobtrusive. Easy-to-use.

Cons: Lacks palette. Not highly customizable.

Pros: Key and button customization. Links your mouse and keyboard. Status and notifications for your wireless peripherals. Cloud backup for your settings.

Cons: No 'Remove Device' option. Un-pairing device is a complicated task.

Pros: Quickly launch an app, document, folder and website. Completely free. Straightforward and intuitive. Unobtrusive.

Cons: No desktop home interface.