JPerformance 0.2.1

Fixed

• JPerformance now notices new versions while it is open. It used to check only when it started and then every 6 hours, so a window left open could miss an update for hours. It now checks every 30 minutes and again when you come back to the window.

JPerformance 0.2.0

New

• JPerformance has its own JP icon in the taskbar, the window title bar and Explorer.

Improved

• Updates no longer show a card across the top of the window. When a new version is out, the bottom of the menu says so with Install and What's new buttons. Later and Skip this version are gone since nothing gets in the way.

JPerformance 0.1.0

First public release of JPerformance. It records how your PC performs over time and shows which apps used the most, and when.

New

• Right now: live CPU, memory, disk and file I/O, network, and the apps using the most.
• History: charts for the last hour up to 30 days, and a weekday by hour map of when your PC is busiest. Hover a chart to see which apps were behind that point, or click to keep it open.
• Track an app: record one app every second for 10 minutes, 30 minutes, or until you stop it.
• Apps: every app ranked by CPU, memory or I/O, with its own usage over time.
• Insights: plain findings such as your busiest hour and long stretches of high CPU.
• Running apps: every running app with a Stop app button.
• Apps are named by their taskbar window title, so they are easy to find.
• Background tracking keeps recording after you close the window. Tick Start with Windows at the bottom of the menu to keep it going after a restart.
• Updates: JPerformance tells you when a new version is out. You choose Install and restart, Later, or Skip this version. Check for updates is at the bottom of the menu.