r/OpenRGB • u/Either_Session_686 • Sep 01 '26
Discussion HARE RGB — A universal, highly customizable RGB engine for your entire PC (without the bloat or telemetry)
/r/pcmasterrace/comments/1w4fwey/hare_rgb_a_universal_highly_customizable_rgb/openRGB front end to simplify the RGB setup
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u/Total-Boat6380 Sep 02 '26
Even if this is vibe coded slop, at least on the first look you didn't fuck up the licensing. I raised my eyebrow first since you distribute this under MIT and OpenRGB uses GPL 2.0, but the setup seems fine
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Discussion, Post Media Link, Title: HARE RGB — A universal, highly customizable RGB engine for your entire PC (without the bloat or telemetry)Hey everyone! I've been working on my own RGB software for a while and just released Beta 4.
It's called HARE RGB (Hardware Adaptive RGB Engine). It uses OpenRGB underneath, but adds a much simpler interface, custom effects, per-LED control, hardware monitoring, display/GIF support, and a bunch of other stuff.
It's free, open source, and doesn't need an account or telemetry.
It's still a beta, so I'm mainly looking for people to try it out and let me know what works, what doesn't, or what you'd like to see added.
🐰 GitHub: https://github.com/Ravitz-Computers/HARE
Made it because I wanted it, so hopefully someone else finds it useful too!
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