Learn Spacedash
Short, step-by-step guides, from installing to building your own widgets.
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Set up Spacedash
Install Spacedash, put it on a monitor or your XENEON EDGE (in Desktop Mode or Widget Mode) and, if you bought it, activate Premium.
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Build your own Spacedash widget
Make a custom widget for Spacedash from a widget.json and an index.html: options, live system and media data, text size, and iCUE widgets in Spacedash.
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Spacedash skins
Install, apply and make .edgeskin files: a whole look for the XENEON EDGE in one file, with its layouts, widgets, colours and background.
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Add widgets to your Windows desktop
Put a clock, the weather, CPU and GPU stats, media controls and more on your Windows 11 or 10 desktop with Spacedash, free, on any monitor.
One task, step by step
How to show CPU and GPU temperature on your Windows desktop
Put live CPU and GPU temperatures on your Windows 11 or 10 desktop with Spacedash's free Sensors widget, using the NVIDIA driver or HWiNFO.
How to put a clock on the Windows 11 desktop
Add a clock to your Windows 11 or 10 desktop with Spacedash's free Clock widget: five styles, any size, any time zone, on any monitor.
How to show the current song on a second monitor
Show the song playing in Spotify or your browser on a second monitor in Windows, with artwork and controls, using Spacedash's free Now Playing widget.
Coming from another tool?
Spacedash and iCUE widgets on the XENEON EDGE
How Spacedash works with CORSAIR iCUE on the XENEON EDGE: Desktop Mode, Widget Mode inside iCUE, and running iCUE widgets in Spacedash.
Spacedash for Rainmeter users: how the two compare
Coming from Rainmeter? How Spacedash builds a desktop: a drag-and-drop editor, widgets with settings, touch, and your .rmskin skins with Premium.
Spacedash vs Wallpaper Engine: widgets, wallpapers, or both
Spacedash with Wallpaper Engine: animated wallpapers behind your desktop widgets, on the free plan, or picked and controlled from Spacedash with Premium.