Trigzy Lag Finder helps you see which addons are using CPU while you play.

Use it to spot addons that may be involved when your UI feels laggy, delayed, or stuttery.

Features:
• Live addon CPU list
• Current CPU view for recent addon activity
• Total CPU view for session-wide usage
• FPS display
• Focus List to highlight addons you care about
• Compact minimized mode
• Scale options
• Startup mode options: Maximized, Minimized, or Hidden
• Simple setup screen for WoW CPU profiling

Colors:
• White: low addon CPU usage
• Yellow: around 8+ ms/sec
• Orange: around 20+ ms/sec
• Red: around 50+ ms/sec
• Blue/starred: addons you added to your Focus List

Colors are a quick visual guide. They do not automatically mean an addon is the cause of lag.

Commands:
• /tlag
• /tlf
• /trigzylagfinder

Important note:
Higher CPU usage does not automatically mean an addon is the cause of lag. Some addons do bigger jobs by design, like unit frames, nameplates, action bars, aura trackers, combat tools, or auction scanning addons.

The most useful thing to watch for is whether an addon spikes when you feel lag, whether that spike repeats, and whether it lines up with FPS drops or short freezes.

Other sources of lag:
Trigzy Lag Finder only shows addon CPU usage that WoW exposes through CPU profiling. Some lag can come from things this addon cannot directly track, such as Blizzard UI work, rendering/GPU load, combat/server events, nameplate clutter, network issues, or general game performance.

Because of that, Trigzy Lag Finder is best used as a helpful suspect-finder, not a perfect cause detector.

Trigzy Lag Finder uses WoW’s built-in addon CPU profiling to show addon CPU numbers. If profiling is off, the addon will show a setup screen to enable it and reload your UI. CPU profiling may add a small amount of overhead, but it is required for addon CPU numbers to work.