On-screen runtime profiler for Unity: FPS, frame time, memory, GC, and draw calls, plus a debug console with log capture and custom commands. Works in builds and the editor. Zero per-frame GC.Ninja Profiler Pro puts the numbers that matter on screen, in your actual build. A compact, corner-docked HUD shows framerate and frame time (with min / avg / max), memory (allocated / reserved / mono heap), GC allocations per frame, and draw calls / batches / triangles, plus a runtime debug console that captures your logs and runs commands you bind. Drop one prefab in your first scene and press a key.STATS HUD- FPS and frame time (ms), rolling min / avg / max- Memory: total allocated, reserved, and mono heap- GC: bytes allocated per frame and collection count- Rendering: draw calls, batches, triangles- 4-corner dockable, scalable, hotkey toggle, target-framerate indicator, per-panel togglesRUNTIME DEBUG CONSOLE- Captures Debug.Log / Warning / Error with stack traces; filter by level; clear- A command registry, bind your own: NinjaConsole.Register("give", args => ...)- Ships with clear, fps, and gc.collect built inBUILT TO STAY OUT OF THE WAYThe sampler allocates zero garbage per frame, so the profiler does not distort what it measures. Namespaced and asmdef-isolated, so nothing leaks into your assemblies. One drag-and-drop prefab, no setup.WORKS IN BUILDS AND THE EDITORFPS and frame time are always live. Memory, GC, and draw-call counters come from Unity's profiler and populate in the editor and Development builds (Unity strips those counters from non-development release builds, where the HUD shows "n/a (dev build)" by design).Supported: Unity 6.0 LTS and up.The paid upgrade to the free Ninja Profiler frame-time overlay by OccaSoftware.An AI coding assistant was used to help author the C# source code (the runtime stats HUD, the zero-allocation profiler sampler, and the debug console) to our specification and design. All code was reviewed and verified by the publisher: it compiles cleanly, allocates zero garbage per frame in the sampler hot path, and was tested in the editor and in a development build. The package contains no AI-generated art, audio, or 3D models; the only non-code content is a simple demo scene built from Unity primitive objects.
