Features
From the sensors in your PC to the screen and lights in your case.
Sensors
Live readings from your hardware.
Heatsink reads temperatures, clocks, loads, fan speeds and power through LibreHardwareMonitor, the same tables that know every CPU generation and motherboard sensor chip. Each reading gets a plain name and a short history chart.
Widgets
A small set of widgets, drawn well.
Number, gauge, bar, sparkline, text, image, shape and clock. Any property can follow a reading, not just the value, so a number can shift from green to red as it climbs.
Themes
Made for one screen, at its own size.
Case screens come in very different shapes, from wide strips to small squares, and a stretched design never looks right. A theme is designed at its screen’s exact pixel size, and the editor shows exactly what the panel will. The 8.8-inch TURZX panel is supported first.
Lighting
Lights driven by the same data.
Effects bind to readings the same way widgets do, so the screen and the lights tell one story. Devices are reached through OpenRGB, which covers hundreds of fans, strips, coolers and boards across brands.
Agent
Design by asking.
Describe the look you want and an agent builds the theme, then adjusts it as you talk. Your own Claude, or any agent that speaks MCP, can do this today through Heatsink’s MCP server. Coming soon: the same agent inside the app, which can also adapt a theme for a different screen size.
Add Heatsink to your agentWeb app
Your rig, from any browser.
Coming soon. Sign in at app.heatsink.io to see your PC’s readings and themes away from the desk. Your themes sync to your account, so they follow you to a new machine.