1. A computer-implemented method comprising: presenting selectable resource tiles within a summary section of a user interface, the selectable resource tiles each corresponding to real-time usage of resources of a single computing device and including a selectable resource tile for each of a central processing unit (CPU) of the computing device, a memory of the computing device, a storage disk of the computing device, and a network connection of the computing device, each of the selectable resource tiles displaying static information and real-time information for the corresponding resource, the real-time information including a real-time resource graph for the corresponding resource, the selectable resource tiles presented concurrently within the summary section to enable comparison of live, real-time resource usage of the CPU, the memory, the storage disk, and the network connection of the computing device; presenting, within a detailed view section of the user interface, an additional real-time resource graph corresponding to the resource of a selected one of the selectable resource tiles, the additional real-time resource graph comprising a larger version of the real-time resource graph displayed in the selected selectable resource tile, each of the selectable resource tiles selectable to cause presentation of the additional real-time resource graph corresponding to the selected selectable resource tile, each of the additional real-time resource graphs comprising a moving graph that is continuously updated in real-time to show current resource usage; enabling selection of one or more data points on the additional real-time resource graph associated with the CPU, and responsive to selection of a selected data point, presenting a list that includes a total percentage of the CPU being used by at least two applications and indications of a first percentage of the CPU being used by a first one of the at least two applications and a second percentage of the CPU being used by a second one of the at least two applications at a time corresponding to the selected data point; and enabling selection of each of the at least two applications using the first resource from the list, and responsive to selection of a selected application, enabling shut down of the selected application.