Processes
Live CPU and memory for every process. End one task or a whole process tree. Critical system processes are protected.
One small Windows app to stop processes and services, uninstall apps along with their leftovers, find what fills your drives, free RAM, and watch live hardware stats.
Free & open source·~5 MB installer·Windows 10 & 11, 64-bit·Updates itself
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Task Manager, an uninstaller, a disk analyzer and a RAM cleaner, rebuilt as one fast, focused app.
Live CPU and memory for every process. End one task or a whole process tree. Critical system processes are protected.
Start, stop and change how Windows services launch. System services are flagged, so you know what you are touching.
Uninstall apps, then sweep up the leftover files and entries they leave behind. Nothing lingers.
Remove startup entries and scheduled tasks that launch behind your back. Microsoft's built-in tasks stay out of the way.
Boost RAM by trimming idle memory; run as Administrator to purge the standby list too. Clear junk files in one click.
Scan any drive or folder for the largest files and folders, and hunt down duplicate files wasting space.
Real-time charts for processor, memory, network and graphics, plus full hardware specs on the dashboard.
Every action is recorded as it happens, with a log file you can open any time to see exactly what changed.
A tool that can end processes and remove apps has to be careful. Task Reaper checks twice before it touches anything.
Every destructive action is re-checked in the Rust backend. Processes Windows needs to run are refused, even if you ask.
The app updates itself from GitHub Releases and checks each installer's SHA-256 hash and signature before running it.
Every line is on GitHub under the MIT license. Read it, build it yourself, or send a fix.
Confirmations before anything is removed, and an activity log of every action the app takes.
Version 2.1.3 · Windows 10 & 11 (64-bit) · Free forever
TaskReaper-Setup-2.1.3.exeRequires the Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime, already on Windows 11 and most Windows 10 PCs. Some actions, like managing services or a deeper RAM boost, need Administrator rights.