Win Stats
Your system.
Right in the taskbar.
CPU, memory, graphics, disk and network activity.
Keep an eye on your Windows PC without opening Task Manager.
Windows 11 x64. Portable ZIP also available.
Light on resources.
A native Windows app with a small measured footprint. Process details are collected only when you open a CPU or memory card.
- Average CPU at idle
- <0.2%Default taskbar strip running
- Memory at idle
- ~35 MB
With the CPU panel open: 0.41% CPU, 98.6 MiB private memory and 116.0 MiB working set.
Recorded on one Windows 11 PC with 12 logical processors, 13 October 2026. Averages of 30 samples per state; usage varies by hardware and workload.
Six ways to see what’s happening.
Pick a module. See what’s running, what’s busy and where your resources are going.
A closer look at your CPU.
Usage, per-core activity, frequency, uptime and the busiest processes.
Process details are collected only while this card is open.
A quick look at it running.
A short desktop recording of Win Stats and its detail cards in use.
Questions
A few things to know before you try it.
How do I install and open it?
Download WinStats-Setup-x64.exe. The installer adds Win Stats to your Start menu. Prefer portable? Extract the entire portable ZIP and run WinStats.exe from that folder. No separate .NET installation is needed.
Where is the app window?
Win Stats lives on your taskbar and in the notification area. Click a reading to see its card. Click the blue Pulse tray icon to open Settings, or right-click it for the menu. Windows may place the icon in the hidden icons area.
Which Windows versions?
Windows 11, 64-bit. Windows 10 and ARM are not verified.
Why do some values say "--"?
Windows or the GPU driver did not provide that reading, so it stays blank. CPU temperature appears only after you enable it in Settings, which installs the sensor service and the PawnIO driver. If the CPU has no temperature sensor, that reading stays hidden.
Does it contact an external service?
Win Stats collects no usage analytics. A user-initiated update check requests public release information from GitHub. Public IP lookup is off by default; if you enable it in Settings, Win Stats contacts api.ipify.org and shows that address on the network card. Enabling CPU temperature downloads the official PawnIO installer from GitHub.
How do updates work?
Select Check for updates in Settings to request the latest public release tag from GitHub. The check sends no system readings or identifying system details. If a newer version is available, Win Stats offers to open GitHub Releases. Updates are installed manually. Quit Win Stats from its tray menu before running the new installer or replacing the extracted portable files. Your settings are kept.