measured, not promised
Compy reads your actual hardware, recommends only what it can undo, and measures every change on your rig — including the ones that do nothing.
Compy's core is free forever. No account, no ads, no telemetry. Signed updates only.
computed from 10,776 on-device samples
One dashboard that knows your rig, proves what it changes, and can always put things back.
Compy reads your CPU, GPU, RAM and storage first, then recommends only what fits your hardware — not a YouTube preset recorded on someone else's PC.
Every change records its exact prior state in the Trust Ledger before it applies. One click puts it back — even if the tweak is later retired.
A benchmark proving ground: apply a tweak, measure it on live game frames, and keep it only if the numbers earn it. Auto-rollback when they don't.
Live fps, frametimes and GPU telemetry, read on-device. No overlay injection, no kernel driver — anti-cheat safe by design.
Session-scoped tweaks that apply when you start playing and revert when you stop — your PC goes back to normal the moment the session ends.
Every popular “FPS tweak,” graded: real, placebo, or risky. Every verdict is public — the full write-ups live in the app, next to your own measurements.
Every optimizer promises. Compy measures — and shows the result either way. Exhibit A is a tweak that did nothing, published anyway. Exhibit B is the session from the replay above — the full record behind those numbers.
The optimizer, the rollback, the receipts — that core never goes behind a paywall. Pro adds depth, never a gate.
COMPY CORE — FREE FOREVER
COMPY PRO in the works
No price yet
Nothing to buy until it's real — and Pro will never be required to optimize or roll back.
Straight answers — the same confidence labels the app itself uses.
Yes — the core is free forever, not a trial: optimizing and rolling back never moves behind a paywall. A paid Pro tier (monitoring history, multi-rig) is in the works — depth on top of the free core, never a gate on it.
Always. Before any change applies, Compy records the exact prior state in its Trust Ledger. Rollback restores that recorded value — it works even if the tweak is later removed from the catalog, and it never applies anything it can't undo.
No. Compy never injects into games and never installs a kernel driver — the two things anti-cheat systems actually punish. Fps and telemetry are read through Windows' own event tracing and GPU vendor libraries.
Your hardware info, sessions, settings and history stay on your PC. Compy has no telemetry and no account. Its only automatic connection checks GitHub for signed updates — that request carries nothing about you or your PC, nothing downloads until you approve it, and you can switch it off in Settings. This website separately stores only the waitlist email you choose to give it.
AMD GPUs are hardware-verified (it's built on one). NVIDIA detection and NVIDIA-specific tweaks are verified on real hardware; NVIDIA sensor monitoring is implemented but not yet hardware-verified. Intel GPU support is planned. We label confidence honestly rather than claiming everything works everywhere.
We won't promise a number — nobody honestly can, because it depends on your rig. Compy measures each change on your PC and shows you the result, including when it's nothing. That's the entire point. Curious how that stacks up against the usual optimizer playbook? See how we're built.
Compy is in private beta. Join the waitlist below and you'll get one email when the public build is ready — that's the only thing the list is for.
One email when Compy launches. That's it.
Your email is stored only to send that one launch message — no list-selling, no follow-up drip. The app itself sends nothing off your PC.