Yale

Yale is a handy little tool that helps you keep track of how much internet each app on your computer is using. You know those times when you've got a bunch of programs running, and your computer starts to feel slow? Well, that's where Yale comes in!

Why Use Yale?

This software is all about simplicity. When you first open it, you'll see just how easy it is to get the info you need without any fuss. Plus, you can customize its colors and what details it shows—how cool is that?

How It Works

Once you install Yale, it puts an icon in your System Tray. From there, it shows a graph of resource use for different apps right on the lower right side of your desktop. And guess what? You can move that graph anywhere on your screen!

Keep Track of Your Network

You can keep an eye on multiple network adapters with this tool. Just click on each one to expand the view and see more details about how much they’re using.

Detailed Info at Your Fingertips

The app gives you insights into bandwidth usage for each application, plus details about the network protocol and DNS server they're using. If you're looking to dig deeper, there's also a 'port-numbers.txt' file you can add to the same folder as 'Yale.exe' to recognize even more protocols.

Monitor CPU and Hard Disk Usage Too!

Besides just network usage, Yale also shares info on how hard your CPU and hard disk are working. It's like having a complete health check-up for your computer!

A Word of Caution

However, keep in mind that if you're expanding views for a network adapter, Yale will parse each transferred package. This might slow down your data transfer speeds a bit.

Your Go-To Tool

Even though it's designed simply, Yale does its job really well! It’s definitely a useful utility for monitoring what's happening on your computer at all times.