Ralven

Local preparation overlaps window construction, with a lightweight startup screen during required work. Remote launcher delivery no longer delays opening the app.

The live dashboard adds selectable metrics, per-resource scales and summaries, plus local CPU and memory readings from verified FiveM Legacy processes. Visual collection still pauses outside the foreground.

The Optimizer gets a more direct view of plans and results. The installer organizes real setup stages, keeps technical details optional, and presents complete documents with proper formatting. System organizes essential PC and protection information; Games opens a dedicated FiveM hub with access to the official ReShade; Settings groups preferences with clear names and reveals details on demand; account, report, and confirmation dialogs share lighter, consistent surfaces; update notices and live announcements are clear, actionable, and reopenable; and the system tray offers a dark menu with status and useful shortcuts.

The Pro personal plan considers diagnostics, routine and preferences, with opt-in local tracking, a reversible pointer-acceleration adjustment, and a timeline with before-and-after evidence for PC changes. A guard checks that each routine setting is still applied and, when something was undone, offers to review and reapply it through the preview, never automatically. Saved routines can be backed up to the account and brought back after reinstalling Windows or on another PC, with a preview before restoring.

The comparison between Free and Pro becomes more transparent, with the price visible before signing in. For Pro accounts, Ralven AI explains the diagnosis, shows the local sources it used and reads more data from the PC, such as live usage, hardware, stability, disks, drivers, network, security and display. It applies what Ralven can undo and asks for confirmation on the rest. In the personal space it can save routines, turn on tracking and run measurements without changing Windows. The logo responds to clicks and occasionally spins with subtle motion.

The Applications tab simplifies installing, updating and removing packages from trusted sources and confirms each change with Windows: an update only shows as done once the new version is listed, and each failure explains why and what to do. WinGet progress is shown live, reads can be cancelled, and a batch can stop after the current application. Settings now reports and clears only Ralven's disposable cache while preserving sign-in, preferences, and rollback data. Unexpected failures gain a dedicated window with clear actions and optional technical details, while error reports and the operational dashboard gain context to speed investigation.

Password and Google can be linked with reauthentication, sensitive changes gain consistent validation, and accounts add TOTP two-factor authentication, set up with a QR code, with single-use recovery codes. The foundation for linking accounts to Discord without exposing email is ready and will be enabled with the official bot.

Portuguese, English and Spanish receive a full review, and French now covers the app, installer and update messages. Automated validation prevents incomplete catalogs.

Dialogs, the main window and the startup screen share the same Ralven title bar in light and dark themes, keeping drag, resize, maximize and Windows 11 Snap Layouts.

Settings gains search, new Accessibility, Data and storage and Safeguards categories, and rows designed the same way on every screen. You can reduce animations, get a notice when an optimization finishes while Ralven is in the background, see where local data lives and how much space it uses, and move around with keyboard shortcuts.