Qwerty Tweaks Download

Changelog.

What changed in each version of Qwerty Tweaks, in the app's own words. These are the notes the app shows you the first time you run an update, with the punctuation tidied to this site's style and nothing else changed.

Newest first. The current version is 1.3.9, and the notes for the version you are running are also inside the app itself, under What's new in the sidebar.

1.3.9

One fix, in the Settings row that replays the walkthrough.

  • The app tour takes you back to the Overview first, the page showing your CPU and GPU temperatures, and plays the walkthrough there instead of leaving you on Settings.
  • Version 1.3.9
  • Built 8 October 2026
  • Runs on Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
  • QwertyTweaks-Setup-1.3.9.exe is 76.5 MB
  • QwertyTweaks-Portable-1.3.9.exe is 76.3 MB
  • Signature: none. These installers are not signed by a certificate authority, so Windows may warn before one runs, and no checksum can tell you who published it.
  • Known issues: none recorded for this version

1.2.3

A shorter list than usual: this update is a visual pass across the whole app.

  • Every surface is a solid, quiet panel now. The blurred glass panels, the soft sheen across the top of every card and the pink glow behind the window are gone, so text sits on one flat colour everywhere and reads the same on every screen.
  • A section's tweaks are headed by the tier they belong to, a dot, the tier name and how many it holds, instead of a label floating between two rules.
  • Status is shown as a small coloured dot with the word beside it, so a page header no longer carries three bright pills.
  • Every optimization row is a list item rather than a little card, which makes a long list read as one list.
  • Pages stop at a comfortable reading width and centre in the window, so a toggle on the far right of a row still belongs to the text it governs.
  • Deleting a restore point is now the only red control in the app, and it is red on the button that does the deleting rather than on a tinted block around it.
  • The performance cards lost their extra caption line: the line under each trace names itself while you are not hovering it, so the card is a little shorter and easier to scan.

1.2.2

  • There is a What's new entry in the sidebar now: click it any time to reread these notes for the version you are running, even after you have already dismissed the card once.

1.2.1

The notes for this version repeated the whole of 1.2.0 as well, so only the two lines that were new are copied here.

  • The live performance traces are drawn as small charts now: each one sits in its own framed box under the bar, with a caption saying what the line is, so you no longer have to hover it to find out.
  • The area under each trace is shaded in the line's own colour and the line itself is softly lit, so a spike reads at a glance instead of looking like a stray mark.

Everything in 1.2.0 below also arrived with this update.

1.2.0

The largest change so far: the whole interface was redesigned.

  • The whole interface has been redesigned: cleaner layouts on a wider, calmer grid, with more room between cards, rows and text so each page is easier to read at a glance.
  • Sections, performance cards and the Overview tiles are now laid out as neat rounded panels with soft shadows and a light glass finish instead of hard borders.
  • One accent colour, the pink of the app mark, now highlights what matters: the live bars, the selected page and the main button on each screen.
  • Buttons, rows, tiles and the sidebar answer your pointer: they lift slightly when you hover and press down when you click, and the page you open fades in smoothly.
  • The window picks up a very faint glow in the corner and cards catch a little light across the top, in both the light and dark themes.
  • Nothing animates on the live performance graphs, so the readings stay smooth to watch and cost nothing to draw.

1.1.6

  • The Startup page now says what the list is and why it matters: turning off apps you do not use often may improve boot times.

What is not here

The app keeps the notes for the version you are running and no others, so a version can only appear below if its build was kept. It is better to say which ones are missing than to write something that is not true.

  • 1.2.4 to 1.3.8 are missing. Those builds are gone, and their notes went with them. The older builds kept for rolling back cover 1.1.6, 1.2.0, 1.2.1, 1.2.2 and 1.2.3, which is why exactly those five appear above in full.
  • Anything before 1.1.6 is missing too, for the same reason.
  • One thing is known about a missing version, from the rollback note kept beside the old builds rather than from the app: 1.2.4 was the release that took the em-dash out of the app's wording. That is the same plain-punctuation rule this site follows.
  • If you still have an installer for a version listed as missing, its notes are inside it: they are the file the app reads to show you its What's new card.

Notes for the current version are always here, because they ship with it. The app's overview page has the download, and the contact page is where to ask about a version that is not listed.