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Windows · Beta 4

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HARE

Hardware Adaptive RGB Engine. Keyboard, mouse, motherboard, memory, fans, cooler, strips — one place, instead of four vendor apps that each want to own your machine.

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Rainbow wave · synced6 devices · 214 LEDs
1File to install
1000+Supported devices
0Accounts
0Telemetry

What you see

It finds what's there.

Devices are grouped the way they're built — motherboard, memory, cooling, peripherals, lighting, audio. Thirty devices read as easily as three.

If nothing is detected, HARE says so and says what to try next. It never lists devices that aren't there.

Devices6 found
ROG STRIX X670E-EMotherboard · 3 headers
Trident Z5 RGBMemory · kit of 4
Kraken Elite 360Cooling
K70 RGB PROPeripherals
Commander CORELighting · 6 channels
Hyperion ARGBCooling · 8 per fan

What it does

Effects across everythingRainbow, breathing, comet, fire, thermal, reactive, music, screen sync. Sync All and it flows across the whole PC.
LayersStack effects on one device with blend modes and a loop.
Per zone, per LEDA painter you click. Paintings survive a restart.
A gallery of looksSave it, apply it anywhere, export it, send it to a friend.
Second screenClock, live lighting, sensors and one-tap effects on a spare monitor or case panel.
Cooler displayAn image, a GIF, or a live temperature readout.
SensorsCPU, memory, GPU and cooler. LibreHardwareMonitor and HWiNFO picked up if you run them.
Nothing uploadedNo account, no telemetry. Diagnostic log off until you turn it on.

Install

One file.

It contains HARE, OpenRGB, the Visual C++ runtime and the PawnIO driver. Administrator rights are asked for once, during install. HARE itself never asks again.

Installer
HARE-Setup-1.0.0-beta.4.exe
Operating system
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
Price
Free
Account
None
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How it works

HARE drives OpenRGB.

OpenRGB already speaks the native protocol for well over a thousand products. It ships inside HARE and runs headlessly, which is why no vendor software has to be installed.

HARE

Electron. React interface and the effects engine.

⇄TCP localhost:6742

OpenRGB

Headless and bundled. Native vendor protocols and USB HID.

Addressable headers

Why RGB software
looks broken.

A motherboard can't count the LEDs on a strip you plug into an ARGB header. Those zones report zero LEDs, accept every colour, and light nothing. The app looks like it's working. Your fans stay dark.

HARE asks. Any board with a resizable header gets an Addressable Headers panel, pre-filled with 8. It remembers what you set.

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