One app. Every game.
Tuned for your rig.
Designed and built by simulator enthusiasts
EveryRig is the all-in-one, AI-assisted tuner. It scans your hardware, builds a GPU + CPU tune for your exact machine, switches it on the moment each game starts, and watches temperatures, clocks and frame rates while you play. Click Help from Claude and the AI reviews your results and each game’s own settings files, then tells you exactly which tune and in-game settings to change.
All in one simple tray app: overclocking, CPU tuning, monitoring, frame-rate stats and PC health checks. Nothing installed into Windows — it runs from its own folder, with no services or background bloat, uses barely any CPU, and puts everything back to stock when you quit.
Version 2.5.0 · 14 days of Pro included · no account needed
What it does
A tune for every game
Stages from stock to max, sized by a setup wizard for your exact GPU and CPU. Each game keeps its own, applied the moment it starts.
Safety first
Backs off when the GPU runs hot, lowers a game's tune after a driver crash, and goes to safe mode after an unexpected reboot. Always back to stock on exit.
Real frame numbers
Live fps, 1% lows and stutter spikes (Intel PresentMon), plus a report after every session with what held the game back.
PC check
Finds what costs more than any overclock: a monitor stuck at 60 Hz, XMP off, an old driver, a full drive, background hogs, a slow network link.
Made for VR and sims
VR hotkeys with voice in the headset, OpenXR runtime switching, Virtual Desktop network checks, and add-ons (TeamSpeak, map tools, mods) that start with the game.
Help from Claude
One click saves your hardware, logs and each game's settings file. Upload it to Claude and get fixes matched to what's really holding your games back.
Works with
Graphics
NVIDIA RTX 20 / 30 / 40 / 50 (GTX 10 partly), AMD Radeon RX 6000 / 7000 / 9000
CPU
Intel K / KF CPUs through Intel XTU (undervolt and power limits, with 13th / 14th-gen safety rules). Other CPUs: temperatures and power.
Games
Anything on Windows. Finds Steam, Epic, Microsoft Store / Xbox, GOG, Meta and DCS games by itself.
Free and Pro
| Free | Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Dashboard, gauges, tray temperatures | ✓ | ✓ |
| Setup wizard + hardware scan | ✓ | ✓ |
| PC check | ✓ | ✓ |
| Frame rate + session reports | ✓ | ✓ |
| Safety guards (heat, driver crash, safe mode) | ✓ | ✓ |
| Help from Claude | ✓ | ✓ |
| Automatic tune per game | 3 games | Every game |
| Stages | stock, mild, undervolt | all (sim, strong, max-oc, custom) |
| GPU tuning: clocks, power, fan curve | ✓ | ✓ |
| CPU tuning (Intel XTU) | — | ✓ |
| Launch games with add-ons | — | ✓ |
| VR hotkeys + voice | — | ✓ |
| Frame caps, laptop battery mode, fast-GPU | — | ✓ |
| Export / import profiles | — | ✓ |
| Stutter analysis in reports | — | ✓ |
Every new install gets 14 days of Pro. After that it keeps working as Free unless you add a key. One Pro key covers up to 2 of your PCs.
Questions
Is overclocking safe?
EveryRig keeps changes modest, has hard voltage limits, backs off when hot and always returns to stock when a game closes or the app exits. A crash means the PC restarts at stock. Overclocking is still at your own risk - start low and move up one stage at a time.
Will it get me banned in online games?
It doesn't touch game files or memory - it sets the graphics driver and CPU the same way the NVIDIA / AMD apps and Intel XTU do. For games with strict anti-cheat there's a 'hands-off' stage that changes nothing for that game.
Why does Windows warn me when I run it?
Until the app has a code-signing certificate and some download history, Windows SmartScreen shows 'Windows protected your PC'. Click More info → Run anyway.
Does it send my data anywhere?
Only what's needed: your license key and a machine code (a scrambled ID, not a serial number) when activating, the app version when checking for updates, and a bug report if you send one. See the privacy page.
What happens after the 14-day trial?
EveryRig keeps running as Free: 3 games tuned, the gentler stages, and everything that keeps your PC healthy. Add a Pro key any time.
Does it work in VR?
Yes - it was built on a VR sim rig. Frame-rate measuring can't see VR games that draw straight into the headset runtime; use your headset tool's overlay for those.