OPTIMIZA
Free · Windows 10 / 11 · by Produsa.dev

One tap. Every frame
your hardware can give.

Optimiza frees memory, arms Windows' performance modes, calms background apps and tunes CPU/GPU settings so games run as smoothly as your hardware allows — with an optional AI Auto-Pilot that keeps it tuned while you play.

Free · No account · Uninstalls clean

Windows only. Optimiza's engine is built on Windows power plans, the registry and driver-level tuning. It cannot run on macOS, Linux, iPhone or Android — those systems don't expose the controls it uses, and phones block them entirely.

What's inside

Start on the Home tab and press ⚡ Optimize My PC. Everything below is one panel away.

One-tap Optimize

Trims background RAM, arms Windows' performance and game modes, raises game priority and lowers input latency — in a single press.

OVERDRIVE

The heavy pass: closes background hogs, then shows you exactly which processes were eating your frames.

AI Auto-Pilot

Watches your session and auto-fixes system-side slowdowns live, so you don't alt-tab mid-match.

CPU & power tuning

Core parking, all-cores vs. physical-only, turbo and power profiles — plus AMD Ryzen undervolting via RyzenAdj.

GPU app pinning

Pins games to your fast discrete GPU, applies a best-FPS 1080p setup, and jumps straight into NVIDIA Control Panel or AMD Adrenalin.

Fix Lag doctor

Scans for system-side stutter causes and fixes the safe ones in one click — and tells you honestly when a limit is hardware, not software.

Live stats & overlay

Real-time CPU, GPU, RAM and thermals in-app or in a lightweight in-game overlay.

Game mods & tools

Launchers for Special K, Flawless Widescreen, DLSS Swapper, mod managers, HDR calibration and the WSGF / PCGamingWiki fix databases.

Profiles & sessions

Game, Stream and Restore modes, saved profiles, and a Simple/Advanced toggle so it's calm by default and deep when you want it.

The honest version

No magic FPS claims. Here is exactly where the line is.

It can

  • Free RAM and close background hogs
  • Set Windows performance, game and latency modes
  • Raise game process priority
  • Pin games to your fast GPU
  • Tune CPU power and turbo behaviour
  • Undervolt AMD Ryzen (with RyzenAdj)
  • Auto-fix system-side slowdowns live

It can't

  • Raise your GPU's firmware power limit
  • Add VRAM
  • Beat thermal limits

Those are hardware ceilings no software can lift. Optimiza removes the system-caused stutter and tells you when the limit is your hardware.

Install

Four steps. Takes about a minute.

  1. Download OPTIMIZA-Setup.exe from the releases page.
  2. Double-click it and click through the installer.
  3. Optimiza lands on your Start Menu and Desktop.
  4. Launch it — it asks for administrator once, which it needs to change power and CPU settings.
Uninstalling. Settings → Apps → Optimiza → Uninstall. That removes the app, its shortcuts, the "start with Windows" task and all its settings and data. Nothing is left behind.

Questions

Mostly: "why did Windows shout at me?"

Windows says "Windows protected your PC" — is this a virus?

No. Optimiza changes CPU and power settings, which heuristic antivirus mistakes for a threat, and public builds aren't signed by a paid certificate authority — so SmartScreen says "unknown publisher."

On the SmartScreen popup: More info → Run anyway.

My antivirus quarantined it

Add Optimiza's folder to your antivirus exclusions. The installer bundles FIX-ANTIVIRUS.bat — it's on your Start Menu as "Fix antivirus block" and walks you through it.

Is it really free?

Yes. Free, no account, and it uninstalls cleanly.

Does it work on macOS, Linux or my phone?

No — Windows 10/11 only. The engine is built on Windows power plans, the registry and driver-level tuning. Other systems don't expose those controls, and phones block them entirely.

What about the AMD undervolt engine?

RyzenAdj and WinRing0 are not bundled — the app downloads them at your request, for licensing reasons. Everything else ships in the installer.

I want to build it myself

You don't need to — download the installer. If you want to build from source, the repo's HOW-TO-BUILD-IN-THE-CLOUD.md walks through it (GitHub compiles it for free, no local toolchain needed). src/ holds the Go source; the app is a single Go binary with an embedded WebView2 UI.

I found a bug

Open an issue on the repo and include your Windows version, CPU and GPU.