Your photo. Your mood.
Pick a local PNG, JPEG, WebP or BMP. Contain keeps the full picture; Cover fills the display by cropping its edges. Dim it for readable stats.
YOUR SCREEN. YOUR RULES.
A little more you.
A lot less default.
The 0.3.0 preview adds a Design tab for your background, your pet’s place, and the stats you actually want to see. Everything stays local.
TRY A STATS LAYOUT
SAMPLE VALUES · NOT LIVE READINGSPick your glance.
Switch the visual treatment below. Then use the app’s Design tab for the real display: color palettes, custom fonts and your own local image.
INDICATOR
YOUR SETUP. YOUR STYLE.SAMPLE DATA
38%
CPU38%
64%
RAM64%
27%
GPU27%
Illustrative web preview · not live computer readings
Room to be itself.
Set the pet’s size from 10–100% of its stage and choose its horizontal and vertical placement. Center/reset never changes your source crop.
Quiet or a little louder.
Start with Midnight, Forest, Amber or Violet, then choose card, background, border, label, value and accent colors.
Make the numbers yours.
Choose a common Windows font or import a TTF/OTF you’re licensed to use. Preferred sizes adapt to small cards so values stay inside their space.
Just the useful things.
Choose supported readings, use Cards, Bars or Rings, move the panel above or below the pet, and adjust its opacity. Missing sensors stay N/A.
A setup that stays yours.
Preferences and copied assets live on your PC. Nothing is uploaded; original images aren’t edited and imports drop image metadata.
What’s customizable—and what stays real.
The controls style the screen and stats, not the captured pet artwork or its speech-bubble font. Transparent native capture shows the background through the pet window. Desktop-area capture and Ignore alpha stay opaque. This is a constrained pet-plus-stats layout, not a free-form widget editor.
READINGS WITHOUT GUESSWORK
Real ranges.
Honest empty spaces.
Percentage metrics and VRAM use their reported ranges. Temperature indicators use your explicit Celsius scale, not a guessed device-specific safety threshold. Network rates and CPU frequency stay text because there isn’t a meaningful universal maximum.
More stats mean less pet space and more changed pixels to send. Keep the panel as useful—and as quiet—as you like.