FleetBoost

Yes — we are actively appointing distribution partners globally and regionally, on exclusive or non-exclusive territory terms. Partners get distributor margins, deal registration, free NFR evaluation licences for demos, and full sales and technical onboarding. Write to us with your territory and the market you serve.

Safekeep answers a question backup vendors don't: which machines hold work that exists in exactly one place. The scan and the Data Risk Report are free forever and change nothing — protection is the paid part, at ₹700 per PC per year alongside FleetBoost, or ₹1,260 standalone if you want protection without optimization. You can add or exclude folders. Copies run when you press Protect now, shortly after chosen folders change, and once a day if the PC was off. Two copies never stack, and restore is never licence-locked.

You do not get the Alpha Web admin password — that console sees every client. On Managed, the licence email includes a private portal link for your organisation only: read-only fleet health, allocated-to, days left, and a printable QBR. Bookmark it; if it stops working, ask us for a replacement (the old link is then revoked).

Managed adds FleetBoost Cloud: a Needs attention queue (RED machines, silent agents, over-seat licences, seats inside 30 days of expiry, ageing trials), allocated-to and days-left on every fleet row, SoftBoost before/after trends, printable QBR reports, and a private read-only portal for your team (health + QBR) — the join link arrives in the licence email; it is not the Alpha Web admin login. Also hardware quote drafts from the shortlist, webhook alerts for new RED, over-seat or renewal events, automatic monthly optimization, silent Intune/GPO deploy with a rollout pack (licence, branding, Safekeep folder, priority apps) and fleet binding, fleet keys and contacts CRM for your Alpha Web team, a quarterly review call, and priority phone support.

Never. FleetBoost does not close, kill or restart anything you have open — there is no risk to unsaved work.

No — the opposite. Memory reclaim only targets invisible background processes (updaters, sync agents, idle helpers). Anything with a window on screen is automatically excluded, and the freed memory goes to the program you are actually using.

No. Cleanup deletes only from a fixed allowlist of system caches (temp files older than 24 hours, update leftovers, thumbnail caches). Documents, photos, downloads and the Recycle Bin are never touched, and shortcut/junction folders are never followed.

Every setting change is journaled with its previous value and reversible with one command. The one honest exception: deleted temp files can't be un-deleted, so the journal stores an audit of exactly what was removed instead.

Yes. FleetBoost never purges the standby list or touches risky internals — every change is allowlisted, journaled and reversible, each run produces a before/after report, and a SAFETY document lists every possible change for your IT team.

No — and neither can any software; tools claiming to are selling snake oil. FleetBoost instead clears the background junk competing for the processor, sets the right power plan on desktops, and tells you honestly when the CPU itself is the limit.

Fans are firmware territory — FleetBoost measures rather than pretends: it reports machine temperature and battery health (capacity remaining vs new), flagging worn batteries for replacement. On laptops it never alters power or battery settings.

Sometimes, and when it can't it says so. Every machine gets an honest verdict: GREEN (software fixed it), YELLOW (a cheap SSD or RAM upgrade will transform it), or RED (replace it — optimization would waste your money). Every verdict cites its measurements.

No. Those tools purge Windows caches to fake a number while making the PC slower. FleetBoost measures first, changes only what is measurably wrong, re-measures, and shows both numbers — including any that got worse, with the reason explained.

Out of the box, optimization runs only when you start it. If you want automation you choose the cycle: a health check-up daily, weekly or monthly, on the day and at the time you pick (say Wednesday 09:30), which measures and reports but never optimizes. Automatic optimization is separate, off by default, and strictly opt-in. Safekeep can also copy shortly after chosen folders change; that watcher is off until you turn it on.

Nothing about your documents leaves the PC — never file names, never folder names, never contents. Optional fleet reporting (Managed / when a Cloud address is configured) sends health measurements, a one-way machine hash, and the licence facts already on the signed key (allocated-to, optional contact, expiry). Never user names from Windows. Separately, a seat check-in sends only the licence number, that same one-way machine hash, and the FleetBoost version. The hash cannot be turned back into a PC name, user name or serial. Nothing else, ever.

The seat count is signed into the licence and cannot be edited. Each PC that can reach FleetBoost Cloud reports in and is shown as e.g. "PC 3 of 10". If more PCs are in use than were paid for, FleetBoost says so — and keeps working. Nothing is switched off; it is simply a note that you need more seats. A PC with no internet is never counted and carries on normally.

Safe-lists (startup items, rebuildable files, never-touch programs) are refreshed by signed data packs — data only, never program code. Packs that fail the Alpha Web signature are refused. They arrive during a scheduled check-up, or you can fetch one on demand. Offline PCs can apply a pack file by hand. New versions of the program itself are a separate download of FleetBoost-Setup.exe — run it over the existing install; your licence and reports stay put. FleetBoost never replaces its own program files behind your back.

Upkeep watches the PC and fixes small drifts: it re-enables TRIM if it was turned off, restores a High Performance power plan only if a full optimize already applied it, trims large background working sets only when RAM is actually tight, and re-asserts the priority apps you chose. It is not a full optimize. A scheduled pass skips while someone is using the PC, or if it already ran in the last four hours.

Download FleetBoost-Setup.exe and run it. It installs like any Windows app (Start Menu and Settings › Apps). The usual folder is shown; you can browse to another. A trial activates on first run. After you buy, open Licence and paste the key from your email — do not copy a licensed program folder onto other PCs. IT: deploy FleetBoost.msi silently (msiexec /i FleetBoost.msi /qn, optional INSTALLDIR=) or unzip FleetBoost-Trial.zip and run Install-FleetBoost.cmd.

Use the MSI: msiexec /i FleetBoost.msi /qn (per-machine, Program Files). Set INSTALLDIR if you want another folder. Intune and GPO can assign that MSI. The zip plus Install-FleetBoost.cmd is still there if you already package Win32 apps that way. People installing one PC should run FleetBoost-Setup.exe, not the MSI.

No kernel drivers, ever. FleetBoost-Setup.exe registers it in the Start Menu and Settings › Apps, and it uninstalls from there. Most optimizations apply immediately; a few (like the pagefile) take effect after the next reboot, which the report clearly notes.

The full Windows app with a 15-day licence built into the installer — it activates by itself the first time FleetBoost runs. Download FleetBoost-Setup.exe, run it, then open FleetBoost from the Start Menu. Paid licences: after install, open Licence and paste the key from your email. One trial per PC; measurement and reporting stay free forever. Partners who need more time after a trial get an NFR evaluation licence with a fixed end date.

Yes. Add it on Protect my work. Extra folders are copied with the rest of the scan — in addition to automatic discovery, never instead of it. Exclude a films folder the same way. Those choices stick for Protect now, live copies, and the daily catch-up.

Optimization and new protected copies pause until renewal. Measurement, reports, verdicts, undo and restore keep working forever. In the last 30 days, FleetBoost reminds you once a day until a new licence is installed — in Center if it is open, or as a Windows toast from the scheduled checkup if it is not. Licence > Licence details shows who the licence is allocated to, the signed contact if one was named, and the validity dates. Managed Cloud also flags those seats on the fleet board.

Yes. On Licence, tick “Show my company name and logo next to FleetBoost”, type the organisation name, and optionally choose a PNG or JPEG. It appears in the header of FleetBoost Center and on the reports you email (before/after, Data Risk Report, machine report). It stays on that PC. The licence window still shows the name Alpha Web issued the licence to, and can also show a signed person and email. To put the same mark on every new PC, export a rollout pack and apply it (or deploy it with Intune or GPO).