Yale

Yale is a handy little tool you can use when you've got a bunch of internet-connected apps running on your computer. It's super helpful for keeping track of how much each app is using, so you can spot the ones that might be slowing things down.

Why Choose Yale?

When you open Yale, you'll notice right away that it’s all about simplicity. The design is clean, and it doesn't overwhelm you with too much info at once. You can even change its color and pick what details you want to see!

Easy to Use Interface

This app adds an icon to your System Tray, showing a neat little graph of resource use for different programs right in the bottom corner of your desktop. And if you want to move it around? No problem! Just drag it wherever you like on the screen.

Monitor Multiple Network Adapters

With Yale, keeping an eye on several network adapters is a breeze. Just click on each one, and you'll get more details about their resource usage. It tells you how much bandwidth each application is using, along with info about the network protocol and DNS server.

Expand Your Protocol Knowledge

If you're looking to dive deeper into protocols, there's a handy 'port-numbers.txt' file you can drop into the same folder as 'Yale.exe'. This helps expand the known protocols so you can get even more insights!

CPU and Hard Disk Usage

Beyond just networking stats, Yale also shows how hard your CPU and hard disk are working. This gives you a full picture of what’s going on with your system.

A Note on Performance

A quick heads-up: when you're expanding views for network adapters, Yale will look at each package being transferred. This could slow down your data transfer speeds slightly while it's doing its thing.

Your Go-To Tool

Even though Yale is designed to be straightforward, it really gets the job done! It’s definitely a useful utility for keeping tabs on your computer's performance all the time. If you're ready to give it a try, download Yale here!