Now in private beta for Windows 10 and 11
Live temperatures, load and clock speeds, refreshed every second. See your CPU, GPU and memory in a clear interface you can make your own.
Opens an email draft. Free during the beta.
OLED Black: design concept with example readings.
A graph like the one in the app. Point at it to read any second, switch traces on and off, or start a game and watch the load climb. The readings are simulated on this page.
Live · one sample per second
Three things Veymetra does well, without asking for your attention.
Temperatures, load, clock speeds, fan speeds, voltages and power from your CPU, GPU, memory, motherboard and drives, refreshed about once a second. Filter, search, star favourites and export everything to CSV.
CPU temperature, clocks and power need administrator rights plus the optional sensor driver that ships with the app.
A native Windows app with no browser engine inside. Window animations pause while minimized, graph history lives in fixed-size buffers, and you can switch animations off entirely.
Monitoring, warnings, the overlay and recordings keep running in the background either way.
Pin up to twelve values on top of your game: CPU and GPU temperature, RAM use, FPS and any sensor you've starred. Clicks pass through it, a hotkey hides it, and game profiles switch the values automatically.
FPS comes from the bundled Intel PresentMon and may need administrator rights. Exclusive-fullscreen games can hide any desktop overlay.
Two of the eight pages, shown in the OLED Black design. Pick another design and the tour changes with it.
Each design re-skins every page of the app. Try one here and this website changes with it.
Switch any time in the app under Settings, Appearance.
No Electron, no hidden update timers, no analytics. Veymetra does its one job with the plain Windows toolkit and leaves the rest of your PC to your game.
The main executable.
About 33 MB of that is the bundled OpenRGB lighting tool.
Freeduring the beta
Opens a draft to [email protected] in your email app. Add your GitHub username and Windows version, then send it yourself. Requests are reviewed one by one. No payment needed.
Something else? Write to [email protected].
64-bit Windows 10 and Windows 11. Veymetra runs on .NET Framework 4.7.2 or later, which Windows 11 and Windows 10 version 1803 and later already include.
Send an email with your GitHub username and your Windows version. If there is a place, you are invited to the private download repository and sign in from the app with a short code on github.com. During the beta, Veymetra needs an internet connection each time it starts to confirm your access.
It starts with standard user rights. CPU temperature, clock and power readings need administrator rights and the optional PawnIO sensor driver, whose official installer ships with the app. FPS measurement may need administrator rights too. You can decline both and still see everything else.
Only what it needs: GitHub for beta access and updates, the Steam store for the game requirements you look up, and PassMark for CPU and GPU comparison lists. Your sensor readings, hardware details, settings and recordings stay on your PC. Veymetra's own code contains no telemetry, analytics or crash reporting.
Nothing during the beta, and requesting access is free as well. Pricing for the 1.0 release has not been decided; testers will hear about it first.
No. The app image shows example readings, and the site stores nothing in your browser.
OLED Black design