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Winslop Builtbybel

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Use this command to install Winslop:
winget install --id=Builtbybel.Winslop -e

Winslop is a system optimization tool designed to remove unnecessary components, reduce bloat, and restore user control over their Windows experience. It focuses on eliminating "slop," which refers to default but often unwanted features, services, and settings that consume resources without providing meaningful value.

Key Features:

  • Makes Slop Visible: Winslop identifies and categorizes system components that are deemed unnecessary or intrusive, making it easier for users to understand what is running on their machine.
  • Removes Slop: The tool provides options to disable, remove, or modify these unwanted elements, allowing users to streamline their system performance and reduce resource consumption.
  • Reversible Changes: Winslop ensures that all modifications are transparent and reversible, giving users full control over what changes they implement.
  • System Optimization: By removing unnecessary services and features, Winslop helps improve system speed, responsiveness, and overall efficiency.

Audience & Benefit:
Ideal for tech-savvy users who prefer a clean, uncluttered Windows experience, Winslop empowers individuals to take back control from default settings and bloatware. It is particularly beneficial for those who want to optimize their system performance without relying on automated or opaque tools.

The tool can be installed via winget, making it easy to integrate into your workflow while maintaining a lightweight and deterministic approach to system optimization.

README

Built to remove things. Not to impress you.

> “We need to get beyond the arguments of slop vs sophistication…”
> — Satya Nadella > > Slop describes unnecessary, low-value system components that are added by default, consume resources, and reduce user control without providing meaningful benefit.

This started as a joke. Then Microsoft said “slop vs sophistication” out loud and it stopped being one. If this tool needs marketing, it probably shouldnt exist 😆

To be clear:
Windows is not bad.
I actually like it.

But the direction of Windows 11 is.
And I probably hate it more than I'm willing to admit. So I shipped this again. Cheaper than therapy. Comes with toggles.

The slop is. Winslop does exactly what the name suggests:

  • removes slop
  • reduces slop
  • makes slop visible
  • gives control back to the user

Winslop is what happens when you take that idea seriously. Not anti-Windows, not anti-AI, just anti-slop.

It removes the unnecessary stuff, tones down the rest and shows you exactly what’s going on. No cloud, no assistants, no magic. Everything is local, deterministic and reversible.

Under the hood this is a very small, very focused fork of my earlier project CrapFixer. Localization never really happened there. Winslop will likely get it soon, mostly because the codebase is drastically smaller. Nothing fancy. Just tools.

FAQ

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Is Winslop anti-Windows?

No.
Windows itself is fine.
The unnecessary stuff layered on top of it isn’t.

Winslop targets slop, not Windows.

Is there a help file / quick start guide?

Yes.
There's a small, lightweight entry guide to get you going:

  • Quick Start / Help: https://github.com/builtbybel/Winslop/blob/main/docs/Help.md

Is this an anti-AI project?

Also no.

Winslop doesn’t care whether something is AI, scripted, cloud-based or hand-written.
If it’s forced, opaque, or unnecessary, its slop.

If it’s optional, transparent and useful, it’s fine.

Versions
0.35
Website
github.com
License
Last updated
1/21/2026
Download latest version

Does Winslop use AI?

No.

There is no model, no prompt, no inference step.
Everything is deterministic and based on explicit user choices.

Is anything uploaded to the cloud?

No.

Winslop does not upload logs, telemetry, system data or usage statistics.
All actions happen locally on your machine.

Can Winslop break my system?

Any system tool can if misused.

That’s why Winslop:

  • shows exactly what it will change
  • never runs anything automatically
  • allows changes to be reviewed and reverted

You stay in control.

Why not just use Copilot / Settings / PowerShell?

You can.

Winslop exists for people who prefer:

  • fewer layers
  • less abstraction
  • no opinions
  • no assistants

Just tools.

Is this related to CrapFixer?

Yes.

Winslop is a very small, focused fork of CrapFixer.
The goal was to remove complexity, reduce scope and make things easier to maintain.

Smaller codebase.
Clearer intent.
Less slop.

Why the name?

Because Microsoft said “slop vs sophistication” out loud.

And because Windows isn't bad.
The slop is.

Winslop is anti-slop by design.

That’s why the UI is intentionally small, plain and functional. No glossy visuals.
No animations.
No AI-generated fluff.

Slop comes in many forms:

  • AI slop > mass-produced, soulless output
  • Feature slop > unnecessary features that make UX worse
  • UX / Design slop > bloated, unclear interfaces
  • Corporate slop > buzzwords, filler and dark patterns

Winslop does the opposite: It removes more than it adds.

Confession: I like Windows, but...

I just hate what Windows 11 keeps trying to become.
So I built the “stop doing that” button again.
Consider this stress relief with a UI.

What is Winslop written in? Started in C, then I forked CrapFixer and finished it in C# and continued from there, just much smaller and more focused. no glossy modern UI stack. No WinUI. No Mica. No overdesigned "modern Windows app" look. No "look how fancy we are" . Just tools.