Every change is a toggle
876 settings in plain language. The app reads the current state of the system, hides what does not fit this version of Windows and logs every action.
My product · Windows app
Oblepiha
The name is funny. The features are not.
Windows settings and PC toolbox
A desktop app that switches off what Windows turns on without asking and puts a whole PC toolbox in one window: 876 settings with undo, game recording, overclocking, drivers and a custom Windows image.
- Type
- My own product · desktop app
- Platform
- Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit · installer or portable
- Role
- Product, design, development and testing
- Status
- Version 1.0.1 at oblepiha.app
- Built with
- Rust · Tauri 2 · React · TypeScript · PowerShell · wgpu
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- Own development
Instant replay in games
Own recording engine on Media Foundation: the last seconds stay in memory and save without re-encoding.
- Own logic on a library
FPS overlay
Nothing is injected into the game, so anti-cheats are not touched. Frame data comes from PresentMon.
- Own development
Gentle overclocking
A short stress test after every step; a failure rolls the card back to the last stable step.
- Own development
Graphics drivers
NVIDIA, AMD and Intel drivers without the extra software, and a clean removal of the old one.
- Own development
Your own Windows
A clean ISO from Microsoft, apps removed, settings and drivers built in; setup can start from the boot menu without a USB drive.
- Own development
Remote help without a server
Two PCs find each other by a code through the BitTorrent DHT and talk over an encrypted Noise channel.
The task
Windows keeps switching things on. Fixing a PC takes a dozen tools.
Ads in Start, Bing in search, Copilot, telemetry and background apps each sit in a different place, and a big update can bring them back. On top of that, a gamer needs one program to record, another for FPS, a third to overclock and a fourth to clean drivers. Tweak scripts exist, but you have to trust them blindly. Oblepiha puts every change behind a toggle with a plain description and collects the tools in one window.
Solution
Safe to try
A registry snapshot before every run, restore points, undo for any setting and one button that rolls back everything the app turned on.
A toolbox in one window
Game recording, FPS overlay, overclocking, fan curves, stress test, disk health, drivers, uninstaller with leftovers, startup apps and a Windows image builder.
Simple first, deep when needed
Most people pick one of three sets or answer a short quiz and press Optimize. Experts open every setting and save their own sets.
Technology and tools
- Rust + Tauri 2
- A small native app with direct access to Windows: DXGI, Media Foundation, NVML, disk IOCTL.
- React + TypeScript
- The interface, in seven languages.
- PowerShell
- The engine for settings, drivers and the Windows image (DISM, IMAPI2, the boot menu).
- wgpu (DX12 / Vulkan)
- A GPU stress tester that runs on any graphics card.
- QUIC · Noise · BitTorrent DHT
- Remote help that needs no server of its own.
- Hyper-V + PowerShell Direct
- A test bench that checks every setting on a clean Windows.
Non-standard solutions
Recording without FFmpeg and without stutter
Replay has to keep the last seconds of a game without touching the disk. Restarting an encoder every few seconds caused micro-freezes, so one hardware encoder (NVENC, AMF or Quick Sync) runs for the whole session, writes fragmented MP4 into a ring in memory, and Save assembles the clip without re-encoding.
Remote help without a server
The usual way needs a relay server in the middle. Here STUN and UPnP find a route, the two PCs meet through encrypted BitTorrent DHT records whose keys come from the pairing code (Argon2id), and the session runs over QUIC with a Noise handshake. Without the code nothing can be read or joined.
Overclocking that undoes itself
Before each step the app writes a guard file. If the PC crashes or the driver resets mid-test, the next start returns the card to stock. A dry-run mode shows what would change without writing anything to the card.
Windows setup without a USB drive
Setup files are copied to a chosen drive and a boot menu entry loads the installer into memory. The boot order, default entry and timeout are edited in the app, and the whole boot loader is backed up before every change.
A test bench for every setting
A Hyper-V machine installs Windows unattended, applies and reverts each setting over PowerShell Direct and writes an HTML report, so broken settings are caught before a release.
What people get
- Ads, telemetry and Copilot go away in a couple of clicks, and any of it can be turned back on.
- Recording, FPS, drivers and fans live in one program instead of several.
- Overclocking experiments are safe: a bad step rolls back on its own.
- A friend who knows Windows can help remotely after the owner presses Allow.
What is mine and what is ready-made
My own development
- Recording engine (DXGI + Media Foundation)
- Overclocking through NVML with rollback
- GPU stress tester and disk SMART
- Driver engine for NVIDIA, AMD and Intel
- Windows image, ISO, USB drive and boot menu
- Remote help protocol
- Accounts, plans and settings restore after updates
- Interface, settings catalog, registry snapshots, log, undo, uninstaller, translations
- The website and its server
My logic on a library
- FPS overlay on PresentMon data
- Fan curves on LibreHardwareMonitorLib sensors
Ready-made components
- Tauri, React, wgpu
- quinn, mainline, snow and other Rust crates
- Built-in 7-Zip
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