Opticole

Opticole looks like that type of tool that some would compare to a Swiss army knife. Packing less than a handful of features and sporting a subtle yet sharp UI, comparing it with a pocket knife isn't that farfetched.

Opticole brings to the table a small collection of functions that deal with privacy-related settings, methods of protection against hackers, computer optimization features, and even an encryption tool.

As to these features can be applied, that should come fairly easy. The application is booted by a CMD executable. After that, a new interface pops up, displaying several buttons and text fields. From there you can instruct the app to manage your privacy settings, scan for suspicious ports and close them, or you can just tweak the optimization features before a gaming session.

You can easily encrypt files and folders with a powerful 32-long UTF8 key. Once a file is encrypted, it should display the"locked" tag and should be made inaccessible.

To sum it up, just like the Swiss army knife offers you a spoon, a fork, and a knife, the same can be said about Opticole. Also, it still looks like a young app, and surely more features are soon to come.