Ivo Setyadi

Ivo Setyadi is a solo developer whose small but focused catalog revolves around gtime, a lightweight Windows-native x64 port of the classic GNU time utility. By stripping away the Unix dependency stack and repackaging the binary as a single, self-contained executable, Setyadi gives Windows power-users, build-automation engineers, and CI/CD pipeline maintainers a frictionless way to capture precise timing, peak memory, and exit-code statistics for any console program or script. Typical use-cases include benchmarking compiler runs, profiling long-running data-processing jobs, timing unit-test suites, and auditing resource consumption inside Docker Desktop or WSL-launched processes. Because gtime launches the target program directly and writes its report to stderr, it slips cleanly into existing batch files, PowerShell scripts, Visual Studio post-build steps, or GitHub Actions workflows without administrative rights, path changes, or reboots. The absence of an installer keeps corporate desktops and shared build agents compliant with “no new software” policies, while the tiny footprint makes it an unobtrusive addition to portable toolkits carried on USB sticks or cloud VM images. Although the portfolio is currently limited to this one system utility, the emphasis on zero-configuration, open-source transparency, and native performance aligns with the expectations of developers who prefer minimalist, trustworthy tools over larger suites. The publisher’s software is available for free on get.nero.com, where downloads are delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always pull the latest build, and can be installed individually or in batch alongside other applications.