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Pulse Diagnostics
See what Windows is really doing.
Read-only Windows diagnostics with a local AI Assistant — Ollama or LM Studio on this PC. No cloud AI required.
platformWindows 10/11releasev1.6.0UIFlutterserviceC++ 20licenseMITprivacylocal-first
Observation only. Local AI Assistant. No telemetry cloud. Read-only tools.
Pulse Diagnostics
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Assistant
ConnectedLocal AI diagnostics chat
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Local AI · Your diagnostic data stays on this PC
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google/gemma-4-12b-qat
Ask about this Windows PC
Pulse Assistant can inspect read-only diagnostics through your local model.
Are there any critical issues?Why did my PC restart earlier?What is using the most memory?Is disk or thermal pressure a concern?
Ask about this PC…
In the press
IT-Connect
France · 24 October 2026
Read the article“Pulse : les journaux d’événements de Windows facilement lisibles, avec de l’IA locale”
by Florian Burnel
In the press
TecnoAndroid
Italy · 18 October 2026
Read the article“Pulse per Windows 11: il Visualizzatore eventi diventa leggibile”
by Manuel De Pandis
In the press
IlSoftware.it
Italy · 13 October 2026
Read the article“Visualizzatore eventi Windows 11 più comprensibile con un tool open source”
by Michele Nasi
New in 1.6
Pulse 1.6 shows what crashed, and why.
A Crashes page for blue screens, app crashes and sudden restarts, grouped by cause and explained in plain words.
Crashes page
Blue screens, app crashes, hangs and sudden restarts of the last 7, 30 or 90 days, grouped by cause.
Why it crashed
The file an app crashed in, and whether it belongs to the app, Windows or a driver.
Named in the Timeline
“Discord Crashed” instead of “Application Crashed”, with the error and the file.
Crash history report
Export it as PDF, HTML, CSV or JSON, or ask the local Assistant what crashed.
New in 1.5
Every GPU
Integrated and dedicated GPUs side by side, each with its load and memory.
GPU load like Task Manager
Worked out the same way as Task Manager, so the numbers match.
Hide events you expect
Take a known event type out of the Timeline. Reports still keep every event.
Quieter notifications
A critical event of a type you hid no longer pops up on your desktop.
New in 1.4
Blue screens, explained
The stop code, what usually causes it and what to check next — not just “Kernel-Power 41”.
Power loss or hardware?
Tells a blue screen, a forced power-off, a power loss and WHEA hardware errors apart.
Logs from another PC
Open an .evtx exported from the PC you are helping and read it the same way.
Reports you can share
User and computer names, IPs and serial numbers are masked in exports by default.
The Pulse idea
Windows already knows. Pulse explains.
Same events. Different language. Technical detail stays one click away.
Event Viewer
Application Error · Event ID 1000
Pulse
Explorer unexpectedly closed. Windows restarted Explorer.
Event Viewer
Service Control Manager · 7036
Pulse
Windows Update service entered the running state.
Event Viewer
Kernel-Power · 41
Pulse
The system restarted without a clean shutdown.
Inside Pulse
Same chrome as the installed app
Timeline, System Health, Inventory, Reports, Diagnostics, Settings — plus the built-in local AI Assistant.
A plain-language summary of the last hour, a 24-hour activity strip, and a story feed — detail on demand.
Pulse Diagnostics
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Timeline
ConnectedLive
Search provider, Event ID, computer, message, process, PID…
Monday 12 October · 23:18
Windows reported 2 problems in the last hour.
14 events · 2 errors in the last hour.
Events · 1 h
14
Errors
2
Warnings
1
24 h ago18 h12 h6 hNow
All severityAll sourcesAll typesAll timeAdvanced
- 23:15
Windows Update installed an updateLatest
Windows Update finished installing 1 update successfully.
3m ago · System · WindowsUpdateClient · ID 19 · Info
- 23:02
Explorer unexpectedly closed
Windows restarted Explorer automatically.
16m ago · Application · Application Error · ID 1000 · Error
- 22:47
A driver took longer than expected
The display driver responded slowly during startup.
31m ago · System · Display · ID 4101 · Warning
- 22:30
The PC restarted without shutting down cleanly
Check power, drivers and recent crashes around this time.
48m ago · System · Kernel-Power · ID 41 · Critical
- 22:12
Windows Update service started
The Windows Update service entered the running state.
1h ago · System · Service Control Manager · ID 7036 · Info
- 23:15
Windows Update installed an update
Windows Update finished installing 1 update successfully.
3m ago · System · WindowsUpdateClient · ID 19 · Info
- 23:02
Explorer unexpectedly closed
Windows restarted Explorer automatically.
16m ago · Application · Application Error · ID 1000 · Error
- 22:47
A driver took longer than expected
The display driver responded slowly during startup.
31m ago · System · Display · ID 4101 · Warning
- 22:30
The PC restarted without shutting down cleanly
Check power, drivers and recent crashes around this time.
48m ago · System · Kernel-Power · ID 41 · Critical
- 22:12
Windows Update service started
The Windows Update service entered the running state.
1h ago · System · Service Control Manager · ID 7036 · Info
Features
Everything you need to understand Windows.
Built as a professional observability tool — not another cleaner, optimizer, or antivirus.
Human Timeline
Live event feed with severity filters — plain language first, raw detail when you ask.
Crash Explainer
Blue screens, app crashes and sudden restarts grouped by cause — with the stop code, the file an app crashed in and what to check next.
System Health
Live charts with semantic colors — green 0–49%, yellow 50–69%, orange 70–89%, red 90–100%.
Hardware Inventory
System, devices, and software trees — services, drivers, USB, PCI, and more.
Local Reports
Export health, timeline, diagnostics, or inventory as JSON, CSV, HTML, or PDF — with names, IPs and serial numbers masked so they are safe to share.
Background & tray
Keep Pulse in the system tray with background monitoring and local Windows alerts for critical conditions.
Deep Diagnostics
IPC health, latency, throughput, collectors, pipeline stages, and ping tools.
Appearance Control
System / Light / Dark themes, accent colors, compact mode, and motion speed.
Read-only
Never modifies OS behavior. Assistant cannot run commands or change the system.
Local-first
No account, no sync, no telemetry. Preferences, exports, and local AI stay on-device.
Logs From Other PCs
Open an .evtx exported from another computer and read it in plain language — handy for IT support.
Why Pulse
Stop decoding Event Viewer
Windows already knows everything about itself. Pulse reveals it — to you and to a local AI on this PC.
Without Pulse
- Opaque Event IDs and XML
- Tool sprawl across Event Viewer, Device Manager, and PerfMon
- Cloud AI guesses without real Windows context
- Hard to export a clean support package
With Pulse
- Plain-language timeline + live health
- Built-in local AI Assistant (Ollama / LM Studio)
- Inventory, reports, and tray monitoring in one workspace
- Observation only — nothing leaves the PC
Interface
The real Pulse app
Timeline, Crashes, Health, Assistant, Inventory and Reports — Pulse 1.6 with sample data.
Download
Get Pulse for Windows
Install from the Microsoft Store. No account for Pulse itself, no telemetry cloud — local-first on your PC.
Latest version
v1.6.0
Windows 11x64Windows 10 compatible
Preferred install path is Microsoft Store — source and release notes stay on GitHub.
Code signing policy · Free code signing provided by SignPath.io, certificate by SignPath Foundation.
FAQ
Straight answers
The short version: read-only, local-first, open source.
No. Pulse is observation only — no injection, hooks, patches, or OS behavior changes.