WOMP

The Windows Output Manager Protocol

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WOMP is a modern Windows display profile manager written in Rust, allowing you to save and switch between different display configurations with ease. It's a spiritual successor to Monitor Profile Switcher by Martin Krämer, reimagined with modern technologies.

Highlights

• 💾 Save & Load Display Profiles: Save your current display configuration and switch between profiles easily
• 🖥️ Complete Display Management: Control enabled/disabled state, resolution, refresh rate, and virtual positioning of each display
• 🔍 Additional Display Settings: Save and restore DPI/scaling settings and HDR state.
• 🏠 Desktop Customization: Preserve wallpaper & desktop icon size across profiles
• 🔊 Audio Management: Configure default audio output devices per profile
• ✨ Beautiful Modern UI: Built with Tauri and React using FluentUI components - perfectly integrating with Windows 11's design language
• 🔄 System Integration: Runs in the system tray for easy access
• 🛠️ Custom Actions: Run arbitrary commands before and after applying profiles
• 🎨 Profile Customization: Add custom icons to your profiles for easy identification

Use Cases

WOMP is perfect for users who regularly switch between different display configurations:

• Work/Gaming Setup: Switch between a multi-monitor productivity setup and a single gaming monitor
• Presentation Mode: Quickly configure displays for presentations
• TV/Media Setup: Configure displays for optimal media viewing experience
• Home Office/Entertainment: Seamlessly transition between work and entertainment display configurations

Real-world Example

A typical use case involves managing multiple displays:

• 3 desk monitors for regular work
• Single monitor gaming setup (for fewer distractions and better performance)
• TV output for gaming with 144Hz refresh rate
• TV output for movies with 24Hz refresh rate and movie mode

With WOMP, you can create profiles for each scenario and switch between them with a single click!

Installation

Main Installation

Installer: Download the NSIS installer from the releases page

Screenshots

- Main Window

- Tray Menu

- CLI App

Command Line Interface

WOMP includes a CLI for automation:

womp_cli save <profile_name>   # Save the current layout to a profile
womp_cli apply <profile_name>  # Apply a saved profile
womp_cli list                  # List all available profiles

Building from Source

Prerequisites

• Rust (latest stable)
• Node.js (v22+)
• Cargo
• Windows 10/11

Build Steps

1. Clone the repository

   git clone https://github.com/nikolas-sturm/womp.git
   cd womp
   

2. Build the project

   cargo build --release
   

3. Build the GUI

   cd crates/womp_gui
   npm install
   npm run tauri build
   

The compiled binaries will be available in the target/release directory.
The NSIS installer bundle will be inside target/release/bundle/nsis

Project Structure

• womp-core: Core library containing the display management functionality
• womp-cli: Command-line interface for basic interactions
• womp: Tauri/React application providing a modern GUI experience

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Acknowledgments

• Monitor Profile Switcher by Martin Krämer for the original inspiration
• Tauri for the excellent cross-platform framework
• FluentUI for the beautiful Windows-native UI components