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Kaizoku Service Manager, published by AnimeKaizoku, is a Windows utility designed to manage system services with grouping and filtering capabilities that go beyond the built-in services.msc console. Currently available in version 0.1.9, which is the sole released version of the software at present, it positions itself as a modern service manager aimed at administrators and power users who need a clearer overview of how services are organized on a Windows machine. Its defining capability is the ability to group and filter services by the logon account under which they run, making it straightforward to see, for example, which services operate under Local System, Network Service, or a specific user account. In addition, users can define and save their own custom views, allowing frequently needed service collections to be recalled without rebuilding filters each time. The tool lists every installed service together with its live status, so the current state of each service is visible at a glance. For day-to-day administration it supports multi-select operations, meaning several services can be started, stopped, or restarted in a single action, and the startup type of services can be changed directly from the interface. A one-click "start all Auto" function launches all services configured for automatic startup, which is useful after maintenance or troubleshooting sessions. Favorites let users pin important services for quick access, while a built-in search function helps locate specific services in long lists. For reporting and documentation purposes, the software offers export of service information to CSV and JSON formats, enabling the data to be processed in spreadsheets, scripts, or other tooling. As a service management utility, Kaizoku Service Manager falls into the system administration and Windows utilities category, targeting scenarios such as auditing service accounts, bulk-controlling services, and documenting system configurations.
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