Because some of us want style, and others want a server to shut down on schedule, quietly, and without sass.
A stylish Python desktop app that lets you schedule your Windows PC to:
- 🌙 Sleep
- ❄️ Hibernate
- 🔄 Restart
- 🔌 Shutdown
And it lets you do it in seconds, minutes, or hours. Built with a sleek dark-mode UI, quick preset buttons, a visual progress bar, and precise Windows API integration.
- Modern Dark Mode UI: Powered by
customtkinterwith rounded buttons and fluid state changes. - Precision Timing: Avoids drift by calculating deltas against real UNIX timestamps.
- Accurate Power States: Uses direct Windows API calls (
ctypes.windll.powrprof.SetSuspendState) to cleanly differentiate between Sleep and Hibernate. - Single-Instance Enforcement: Launching a new instance will automatically cleanly close any previously running instance in the background.
- Keeps Windows Awake: Actively prevents Windows from unexpectedly entering idle sleep while your countdown is ticking.
- Silent Execution: Background commands execute completely invisibly (no command-prompt flashes).
- Run
dist/Super Power Options.exe(orpython main.pyif running from source). - Type a number and pick a time unit, or use one of the quick presets (15m, 30m, 1h, 2h).
- Click the icon for what you want to happen.
- Watch the progress bar count down.
- Cancel at any time if you change your mind!
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Super Power Options/
├── main.py # Launch point and single-instance enforcer
├── PowerApp/
│ ├── PowerUI.py # CustomTkinter GUI layer
│ └── PowerLogic.py # Timer, threading, and system-level execution logic
├── assets/ # Vector SVGs, raw PNGs, and optional .wav alerts
├── Super_Power_Options.spec # PyInstaller configuration
└── README.md
- Python 3.8+
- Windows OS (Requires Windows APIs)
customtkinter,pillow,pystray,pywin32
Install dependencies using:
pip install -r requirements.txtTo build your own standalone executable without needing a Python environment:
python -m PyInstaller Super_Power_Options.specThe output .exe will appear in the /dist directory with all required assets embedded.
MIT License
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