I got tired of the PC hardware monitoring ecosystem.

If you want a sensor panel on a secondary mini-monitor today, your options are grim. You either pay $40 for a legacy tool that looks like a 1998 Excel spreadsheet and makes you drag the window manually on every reboot, or you spend three days editing text files in Rainmeter just to get a CPU temp reading.

You shouldn’t have to negotiate with friction just to see how hot your GPU is running. So we bypassed the legacy market and built our own.

Enter the VibeAxis Telemetry Panel. Built on Electron and React, we engineered a completely borderless, hardware-accelerated dashboard that hooks directly into your motherboard’s nervous system.

No plugins. No third-party integrations. No dragging windows.

Features:

Instant Panel Lock: One click automatically scans your GPU outputs, finds your 1280×400 ultra-wide mini-display, and securely teleports and locks the dashboard into fullscreen.
Dual-Window Architecture: A fully decoupled Control Panel that communicates with the borderless dashboard via a secure local IPC bridge.
Zero-Friction Theming: Swap from Cyber Blue to Stealth Black, or upload your own high-res background images instantly. The CSS variables handle the rest.

We realized that 90% of “premium” desktop utilities are just local webpages hiding behind a paywall. So we built a better one.

Check out the build and grab the tool