Ad-free Blitz, Porofessor and OP.GG, with the full-width layout back, without ever touching the apps themselves.
Drag the handle. Left is the stock app with ads, right is Unleashed: ads gone, layout reclaimed.
Blocks the ad network requests and hides every ad slot at display time.
Reclaims the space the ads used to take, so the app finally uses your whole window.
A tidy, app-themed banner tells you when a new version is out, and you update with one click.
The installer keeps itself and the daemons current, verified by SHA-256.
It never edits Blitz's, Porofessor's or OP.GG's files. Their code stays 100% untouched.
The companion daemon runs only while the app is open, then exits on its own.
Pure PowerShell, no extra runtime. Everything ships with Windows.
One switch disables every updater and stops all polling. Updates then only via the installer.
After a reboot, crash, or app update it simply re-attaches the next time the app starts.
When a new version ships, Unleashed shows a small banner in the top-right corner, styled to match each app. Update now, do it later, switch to silent auto-updates, or never show it again.
Unleashed is not a mod, a crack, or a patched build. It runs a small companion daemon next to the app.
A lightweight background process launches together with the app, with no extra runtime that all ships with Windows.
It connects to the already-running app through its own developer interface and, at display time, blocks the ads and restores the layout.
It only changes what is shown in the live window, never a file on disk, so the app keeps updating normally.
Yes. Unleashed is 100% free and open source, with no hidden costs, paywalls, or premium tiers. Ever.
No. It never edits, replaces, or injects into their files. The companion daemon only changes what is shown in the live window, at runtime. Close the app and nothing of it remains.
Because it touches no files on disk, there is nothing to "re-patch". When the app updates, Unleashed simply re-attaches the next time it starts. It's open source, so you can read every line.
Yes. One option in the installer disables every updater and stops all polling, so the daemon then only does ad-blocking. Updates happen only when you open the installer yourself.
Windows only. No extra runtime. It uses what already ships with Windows. The daemon runs only while the app runs and exits on its own afterwards.