Windows
TriageIO
Enterprise SSD telemetry ingestion, normalization, and fleet reliability analysis for Windows.
Built for storage work
Install the tools for telemetry, diagnostics and hardware validation, and play a game when the bench is quiet.
Tools that install on Windows, Linux or macOS, and games. Tools that run in your browser are on Labs →
Every tool and game on this page is open source under the MIT license, and each tool’s card links its LICENSE file.
Free tools from other developers, for checking, timing, cloning and erasing a drive, are on Free Storage Tools →
Assistants can read the site’s sourced figures through a public, read-only MCP server. Developers →
Run it on your machine
Open-source utilities for the bench and the fleet. Each page has setup instructions and a source link.
See what is happening across active storage systems, without waiting for a benchmark report.
Turn drive behavior, DIMM temperatures and aging media into evidence you can act on.
Windows
A Windows tool that plots host-visible file read speed against file timestamps, to show whether older data reads differently from newer data on your drive.
Linux
A read-only Linux terminal tool for DDR5 and DDR4 DIMM temperatures, plus NVMe and SATA drives, with a synthetic simulate mode.
Stress and memory-test harnesses that record what a part did under load and how far that evidence goes.
Small bench helpers, built to save time rather than to measure anything.
LinuxmacOS
A small terminal tool that finds the machine you just plugged in, or its BMC, by diffing network scans before and after.
Play in your browser
Small games, kept as a reminder that software can be useful simply because it is fun to build.

A fast top-down helicopter roguelite built with vanilla JavaScript and HTML5 Canvas.

A lightweight two-player Pong game, rebuilt for the browser and ready to play anywhere.
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