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Monitor Windows Application with Kiwi Application Monitor

10 March 2009 3 Comments

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Kiwi is an small and lightweight application monitor using which you can monitor selected applications and get all the detailed statistics about it. You can select a process from a exe name or from the build in process viewer. It can give you detailed statistics about the software and can also alert you if certain events occur.

You get a lot of information about the process which includes the application start time, run time, average run time per day/session, current and average memory usage, CPU time used in this session etc. You can also define a set of basic rules for your application. The basic rules includes alerts and things like closing the application if the memory loads exceeds a cerain value, turn off computer when a certain application ends, run an application when a selected application starts, alert when an application starts/ends, alert when an application CPU time exceeds a certain time etc. There is also a paid version of this application which also lets you define some advanced rules and lets you view advanced statistics.


The program is a freeware and the pro version costs $37 but the free version is good enough for personal use. It works on almost all the version of Windows.

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  • 3 Comments »

    • Adam said:

      Nice.

    • haubnFilter said:

      Very cool application

    • Cobb said:

      Will use it to check my damn Firefox. It’s driving me nuts.

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