Clean, tune and maintain your Windows PC.

It cleans out files Windows and your programs leave behind, controls what runs at startup, tunes privacy and performance settings, keeps installed software and drivers in view, and includes the repair tools you would otherwise run from a command prompt. One install instead of a dozen.

No. The Security page shows the status of Windows Security (antivirus, firewall, User Account Control and Windows Update) and lets you start a quick scan or definition update, but the scanning is done by Windows. Ignite PC's protection tools are privacy switches, a driver and software update check, disk health reporting and repair commands. Keep your antivirus.

Windows 10 (version 1809 or later) and Windows 11, 64-bit. It needs administrator rights, because cleaning system folders and changing Windows settings require them. About 150 MB of disk space.

You can install the free edition without one. Signing in (free) unlocks the 14-day Professional trial, keeps your settings in sync between PCs, shows your PC's health history on this site, and is how a paid edition is applied. We never ask for your card details; Stripe handles payment.

No. A paid edition is a one-time purchase and the software keeps working after the included support period ends. Each edition includes a support period with updates: one year for Professional and Enterprise, two years for Enterprise Plus. After that you can buy a support renewal if you want further updates and email support. Nothing is charged automatically.

Free and Professional: one PC. Enterprise: two PCs. Enterprise Plus: site-wide use within a single business, with no fixed PC limit. A licence is tied to your account and the hardware of the PCs you sign in from. Got a new PC? Email support and we move the licence over.

Not when you are using it. Cleaning tools list what they found and nothing is removed until you press Clean or Remove; the Registry cleaner also exports every key to a .reg backup you can restore from inside the app. Tools that change settings or run repairs (Game Boost, System Repair, Network reset, Software Updater, Bloatware) confirm first and say what they will do, and Tweaks and Privacy switches can be reverted from the same page. Two things run on their own, only because you set them up: scheduled cleaning (Professional) cleans the categories you ticked, at sign-in or daily, and remote actions (Enterprise) run the task an administrator queued the next time the PC checks in.

With an account signed in it sends short health snapshots (Windows version, CPU name, disk and memory totals, startup count, health score) so your dashboard and weekly report work, plus anonymous usage counts and crash reports. Never your files, browsing history or passwords. One switch in Settings, "Send anonymous usage statistics and crash reports", turns all of it off; an Enterprise Plus organisation can require it for its members. Without an account nothing is sent except the update check. See the Privacy Policy.

Yes, within 30 days of purchase, no questions asked. Email support with your order number. Details in the Refund Policy.

People who look after more than one PC. The fleet view shows every PC's health in one place, you can queue a clean or a repair remotely, get an email when a PC runs low on disk or goes quiet, and export everything to CSV. Enterprise Plus adds an organisation: invite the people in your business, set which tools they may use, and manage every PC site-wide.

The app checks for a new version when it starts and offers to install it from the dashboard. Release notes are posted on the News page.

From Windows Settings → Apps, like any other program. Uninstalling leaves your Windows settings as they were when you last applied them; use Reset to Windows defaults on the Privacy and Tweaks pages first if you want everything back to stock.