System health
A readable 0–100 health score backed by CPU, memory, disk, GPU, battery, and network signals.
InspecTrax turns Windows health signals into clear findings, reviewed repair actions, and evidence-backed before-and-after proof—without fake cleaners, scare tactics, or a telemetry cloud.
01 / Diagnostic scope
InspecTrax brings system, hardware, and Windows evidence into one traceable inspection instead of scattering it across utilities.
A readable 0–100 health score backed by CPU, memory, disk, GPU, battery, and network signals.
Storage SMART data, drive temperature, battery wear, drivers, BIOS, and device health in one inspection path.
Bring updates, startup apps, problem devices, event logs, BSODs, and crash dumps into the same investigation.
Keep local cases, before-and-after snapshots, repair history, and exportable JSON or PDF reports.
02 / Evidence flow
Capture the state, connect the evidence, approve the action, then verify the result. Each stage keeps the next one accountable.
CAPTURE
Scan the system and preserve a before-repair snapshot.
CORRELATE
Build a cross-source timeline and review transparent hypotheses.
REPAIR
Preview the exact reviewed command, risk, and restart impact.
VERIFY
Compare findings and classify what actually changed.
03 / Technician workspace
Customer cases, reported issues, notes, findings, repair history, and health snapshots stay together on the device.
04 / Repair safety
Every repair starts with the command, risk, and expected effect in view.
InspecTrax does not accept arbitrary commands. Repair actions come from a reviewed catalog.
The exact operation, risk label, confirmation, and restart impact appear before execution.
Captured output and execution verification become part of the active case history.
05 / Correlation lab
Windows events, crash dumps, updates, problem devices, repair actions, and snapshots form one investigation timeline.
Timing informs a hypothesis. It is never presented as proof.06 / Local by design
InspecTrax keeps cases, snapshots, findings, and reports on your device. It does not upload them to Dantrix or a telemetry service. Network diagnostics can contact third-party IP lookup or speed-test endpoints to perform the test; those requests use the network information normally visible to the service.
Download
Download the self-contained Windows x64 build, extract the ZIP, and run InspecTrax.exe.
This build is currently unsigned, so Windows SmartScreen may ask you to confirm before running it. Release notes
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