BrutalDash
Over a million ways to style your PC stats and FPS.
Developer Tools·Design Tools·Productivity·Gaming
What is BrutalDash?
BrutalDash is a Windows dashboard for your PC stats, your game's FPS and your music, and you can build it into over a million looks.
Studio, the drag-and-drop editor, mixes materials, control layouts, button designs and dial artwork: 1,013,931 combinations from those alone, before you add your own textures and backgrounds. Start from one of 10 built-in themes, like Carbon GT, Brass & Steam, Nixie Atelier or Mooncat, then remix it and rearrange the cards.
Watch CPU and GPU temperatures and load on your desktop or a second screen. A click-through overlay shows FPS, 1% lows and temperatures over windowed and borderless games.
The interface is available in 12 languages. BrutalDash is a one-time purchase of $4.99 with no subscription and a 14-day refund window. It is sold on itch.io and made by BrutalFoundry, a small independent developer.
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Run TikTok Yourself Before Hiring, And Never Invent A Format That Already Exists
Their advice to past selves is to resist outsourcing and resist originality. Run the TikTok account personally until you understand what wins, then bring people in, and never try to invent a format when a viral one is already sitting there to copy.
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