Stats Download Stats (Flatpak)

Real-Time Hardware Monitoring
For the Linux Desktop

Stats continuously tracks Minimum, Maximum and Average performance metrics for every single sensor. It features sparkline graphs, session summary exports (Markdown, CSV, JSON), a fully customizable dashboard and process tracking.

Download Stats (Flatpak) Terminal Instructions
Screenshots
Stats Dashboard Screenshot showcasing continuous CPU, GPU, temperatures, fan speeds and live sparkline graphs
Dashboard Overview: Real-time hardware tracking with live sparkline graphs, color-coded temperature gauges and continuous Min / Max / Avg columns.
Stats Edit Mode Screenshot showcasing drag-and-drop handles, visibility checkboxes and custom sensor renaming
Customization Mode: Drag-and-drop sensor reordering, inline sensor renaming and per-category sensor visibility toggles.
Stats Process Monitor Screenshot showcasing active host processes, CPU and RAM utilization metrics and custom sorting dropdowns
Process Monitor: Track active Linux host processes with live CPU and RAM consumption metrics and advanced sorting based on min/max/average CPU / RAM usage.
Capabilities

Designed for Deep Insights

Everything you need to monitor thermals, fans, frequencies and workloads - with zero clutter.

Continuous Min / Max / Avg

Never miss thermal spikes or voltage dips. Stats continuously computes and updates Minimum, Maximum and Average statistics for every single sensor.

Multi-Format Export

Reset metrics anytime for fresh benchmark sessions. Export session reports with duration, top CPU/RAM processes and full sensor breakdowns. Save structured CSV and JSON files or copy clean Markdown directly to your clipboard.

Live Historical Sparklines

Real-time graphs display historical trends over configurable time windows.

Comprehensive Hardware Metrics

Track CPU load & per-core clock speeds, AMD GPU metrics (load, VRAM, voltages, power draw), fan speeds and motherboard sensors.

Custom Dashboard

Tailor your monitoring space. Reorder and rename sensors with friendly custom titles, or filter categories to fit your workflow.

Process Tracking

Monitor active system processes with real-time CPU and RAM utilization metrics. Includes custom sorting by current/min/max/avg values.

Sandboxed & Secure

Built with a Flatpak-first security model. Enforces strict least privilege with read-only sysfs access, avoiding unnecessary system privileges.

Single-Click Installation

Get Stats for Your Linux Desktop

Stats is distributed as a Flatpak to guarantee sandboxing, easy single-click installation and seamless background updates.

Download Stats Flatpak (.flatpakref)
Or use the Terminal
# Add repository reference and install Stats
flatpak install https://apps.tiamnoob.de/stats/de.tiamnoob.apps.stats.flatpakref
# Run Stats application
flatpak run de.tiamnoob.apps.stats
Security & Privacy

Strict Minimal Permissions Model

Stats respects system security. Permissions are strictly scoped to what is absolutely necessary for the provided functionality.

All necessary permissions explained:

filesystem=/sys:ro
Read-only access to kernel sysfs trees (/sys/class/hwmon, /sys/class/drm) for reading thermals, fan RPMs and GPU metrics.
filesystem=host-etc:ro
Read-only access to host sensor config files (sensors3.conf) to map hardware bus addresses to human-readable labels.
talk-name=org.freedesktop.Flatpak
Helper-process invocation via flatpak-spawn --host used only to discover host processes, CPU and RAM utilization.
device=dri
Direct Rendering Infrastructure access for hardware-accelerated GTK4 window presentation and smooth sparkline rendering.
Localization

Native in Your Language

Stats features built-in translations for international users.

🇬🇧 English 🇩🇪 German (Deutsch) 🇪🇸 Spanish (Español) 🇫🇷 French (Français) 🇷🇺 Russian (Русский) 🇨🇳 Simplified Chinese (简体中文)