An animated map that reacts to your PC
Components connect at the center of the desktop through animated flows that follow their activity. Visual alerts highlight heavy loads in the relevant panels.
Dynamic wallpaper · Windows 10 & 11
Your PC.
At a glance.
Your desktop becomes your dashboard.
From the processor to the NPU, NexusWpp brings your PC’s readings together in an animated wallpaper. Watch temperatures, memory and data transfers, spot heavy loads and switch power profiles from your Windows desktop. Every card keeps the last 60 seconds of history.
Windows app · No Wallpaper Engine required
NexusWpp / Windows
Microsoft Store captures
Settings, custom logo, portrait mode.
Every panel
Every component, in detail.
The panels bring together the measurements available on your PC. Their contents depend on hardware, sensors and drivers; the readings in this screenshot belong to the featured machine.
- CPU · Processor
- Utilization, frequency, temperature when a sensor is available, the busiest process, and process and thread counts.
- GPU · Graphics card
- Utilization, used and total video memory, temperature, power draw and memory clock, depending on the data provided by the driver.
- iGPU · Integrated graphics
- Integrated graphics activity, video decoding, and used, free and total shared memory.
- NPU · AI accelerator
- AI accelerator detection, utilization, and used, shared, free and total memory. The panel appears when an NPU is detected.
- RAM · System memory
- Utilization, available and cached memory, virtual memory and the most memory-intensive process. The panel also shows the RAM type, module count and speed.
- SSD · Storage
- System drive utilization and free space, read and write speeds, and response time. The central map also tracks current disk activity.
- Network · Connection
- Incoming and outgoing traffic, activity relative to link speed, and ping. The panel shows the connection type or Wi-Fi signal quality when available.
Every day
More than an activity view.
Power plans within reach
Normal use, power saving or extreme performance: switch from your desktop between the plans available on your PC. Windows confirms which plan is actually active.
Your hardware, automatically recognized
Component and motherboard models are detected automatically. GPU, iGPU and NPU panels adapt to the available hardware; the clock, date and, on a laptop, battery level and power source complete the view.
Paused whenever a window covers the desktop
Rendering stops as soon as a window covers the desktop and resumes instantly when it is visible again. Telemetry uses native Windows performance counters, and animations stay restrained (12 frames per second). With Windows energy saver on, the logo rings hold still to save battery.
All your screens, in English or French
The cockpit shows on the main screen and the wallpaper spans every screen, landscape or portrait. The interface follows the Windows language, and the app starts with your session, behind your icons.
Your logo at the center of the radar
From the notification area icon, open the settings to replace the center logo with your own image, restore the original logo or quit the app.
New since the screenshot · version 1.0.45
Who uses what, and much more.
The top process of each component
The CPU, iGPU, NPU, GPU and RAM cards show the program that uses each component the most, in the same “name + measurement” form. On the GPU, iGPU and NPU, it is that program’s share of the load; “None” when idle.
Battery in watts on laptops
On battery, the power draw in watts and the remaining time estimated by Windows; while charging, the charging power. Nothing is made up when Windows does not provide the value.
History across the full height
History curves span the full height of the cards, as a watermark behind the values.
More precise graphics cards
iGPU: used and total VRAM in a single cell, and video encoding. GPU: the memory clock moves into the title, like the RAM speed.
No more black cuts
A graphics card switch, a wake-up or a resolution change resizes the wallpaper in place, without detaching it from the desktop. If WebView2 stops, it is restarted, and NexusWpp reattaches after an Explorer restart.
Ready for your desktop
Get NexusWpp on Windows.
Open the Microsoft Store listing to check compatibility requirements and install the app on your PC.
Open the Microsoft Store(new tab)- Version
- 1.0.45.0
- System
- Windows 10 or 11
- Display
- Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime
- Explore further
- Documentation and source code(new tab)