01 / THE SOFTWAREDesigned for Windows. Made for gamers.
FEATURED APP0.3.0 ALPHA
Know your rig. Stay in your game.
Your performance, temperatures, network, and system health in one dashboard. Keep it on a second screen while you play, then look back at what happened.
02 / A CLOSER LOOKLess guessing. More understanding.
See the whole picture.
Before the match, during the action, and after a moment worth investigating.
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A second screen for your rig.
Use a phone, tablet, or another PC on your local network. Complete the one-time local certificate trust setup, scan the pairing QR, and leave your game front and center.
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Catch the moments that matter.
Record performance sessions and add a “Mark the Moment” note when something feels off. Revisit the readings in a dated local report.
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Your view. Your thresholds.
Choose your Gaming View tiles and warning levels. Enable visual alerts, sound alerts, both, or neither. Stay in control.
YOUR TELEMETRY, YOUR WAY
Only the stats you want.
Arrange your tiles, change their size, and switch to Focus or fullscreen. Built for a second monitor or a paired device.
Screenshots use illustrative data.
Also inside DIAG
Game On checks · Network speed tests · Connection stability · Hardware inventory · Ask Your AI · Disk Space Detective · Phone Remote · Drop Zone · Mic, camera & audio checks
Alpha software for testing. The installer is currently unsigned, so Windows or your browser may show a warning. Hardware and sensor support varies by PC.
Everything you need.
Open a guide or download the release notes and checksum below.
A refreshed violet interface with technical typography, precise panels and clearer visual detail, alongside the Windows dashboard and encrypted second-screen connections. All previous features remain included.
Matching tech design brings approved Orbitron typography, subtle circuit and grid details, sharper panels and clean logo backgrounds to DIAG, its website and documents.
Dedicated Windows app opens from the tray with a dark title bar, larger normal window and native Save dialogs.
Local HTTPS protects paired dashboard data, remote controls and transfers. Trust the gaming PC certificate once on each device, then pair normally.
Disk Space Detective finds large files and folder growth. Review results in Explorer; scans do not delete files.
Phone Remote & Drop Zone add owner-enabled media, keyboard and trackpad controls, with an optional Gaming View panel. Drop Zone adds chunked transfers, progress and cancellation, plus a configurable size limit (512 MB default).
Mic, camera & audio checks preview your devices and include interactive results in GAME ON.
Deeper memory cleanup and verified app-closing results show what happened and give you time to review before continuing.
Tray version labels now refresh from the running companion.
Updated documentation includes a 40-page User Guide, 16-page Product Pamphlet and cumulative release notes.
Previous release: 0.2.0 Alpha
October 2, 2026 - Remote keyboard and trackpad, optional controls in Gaming View, and larger chunked Drop Zone transfers. These and earlier features remain included.
05 / SUPPORT
Good software gets better with feedback.
Found something unexpected? Use Report an Issue inside DIAG to create a support file, or get in touch by email.
Yes. DIAG runs on your Windows gaming PC. A paired phone, tablet, or another computer opens the dashboard in its browser on the same reachable local network. No separate mobile app is needed. Remote access uses local HTTPS with one-time certificate trust on each device. See the User Guide for setup.
Does session recording capture video?
No. It records performance readings and your timestamped notes. Reports are saved locally on the gaming PC for troubleshooting.
Do I need an account?
No. No account is needed. The installer downloads through Dropbox, and the guides and release documents are available directly from this website.
Why is a sensor or FPS unavailable?
Readings depend on the hardware, drivers, and exposed sensors. FPS needs a supported active rendering app and the sensor helper. Missing readings are shown as unavailable rather than assumed healthy.
What should I include in a bug report?
Include your DIAG version, what you expected, what happened, and steps to reproduce it. Review the support file before sharing it. DIAG prepares an email; you manually attach the file and send.
Will alerts work if I close the dashboard?
Live alerts need the dashboard or Gaming View open and the device awake. Sound needs activation in the dashboard you use. Background-tab and browser audio behavior can affect delivery.