Kaizoku Service Manager0.1.10

Kaizoku Service Manager displays Windows services with live status, giving users one workspace for inspecting and controlling them. It solves the organizational limits of services.msc by grouping and filtering services according to the account under which they run. Users can also save custom views, preserving useful service arrangements for recurring administrative tasks.

The manager supports multi-selection for starting, stopping, or restarting several services at once. It allows startup types to be changed directly and provides a one-click command to start every service configured as Auto. Search narrows the service list quickly, while favorites keep frequently managed services easy to reach. Service data can be exported in CSV or JSON format for reporting, auditing, or further processing.

This System Tools utility is aimed at Windows administrators and technically experienced users who need to inspect service activity, apply coordinated changes, or organize large service lists by running account. Its account-based grouping, persistent custom views, live status display, and batch controls set it apart from a basic service browser. Kaizoku Service Manager runs on Windows and is distributed under an open-source license.