Everything at a glance.
CPU, GPU and VRAM, memory, network speed, date, time and weather, in an edge bar or a floating widget.
SemPulse
A small panel for your Windows desktop. Your system, your music and a pixel cat, always in reach.
Personal build · Windows · v1.6
Open source soon. The code will be on GitHub.
Why it exists
With two monitors, the things you check all day end up on the wrong screen. SemPulse puts CPU, GPU, memory, network, weather and music controls in one slim bar on your main monitor, and steps aside when a game goes full screen.
What it does
Two kinds of music control.
Spotify and everything else (browser video included) get separate controls, so pausing one never stops the other.
It knows when to move.
When a game or video takes over the main screen, the panel slides to the second monitor and comes back afterwards.
More screens
Settings. Edge bar or floating The edge bar on the main monitor.
Also
Desktop icons, moved
One button moves the icons on your main screen to empty spots on the second one. Another puts them back.
Why I made it
I built SemPulse for my own desk. It’s light on purpose: the cat takes about 26 MB and well under 1% of a CPU core.