Changelog

1.0.0 — July 19, 2026 · Initial public release

The first release. Your Mac's vitals in the menu bar, and a plain-English read on what's actually eating it.

• Live menu-bar vitals — CPU, memory, network, disk, and battery as tiny live glyphs, redrawn every couple of seconds. Choose which ones show and pick a plain Text (CPU 14%  MEM 62%) or Graph (sparkline) style.
• A beautiful dropdown — click the glyph for sparkline cards on every metric: CPU load, memory used/free with swap, up/down network with session totals, disk space, and battery level with health (cycle count, condition, capacity).
• "What's using your Mac," in plain English — the biggest memory or CPU hog is called out in a sentence ("Google Chrome is using the most memory right now — 2.3 GB across 31 processes"), with a ranked list. Bring an app forward or ask it to quit, right from the row.
• Private by design — everything is measured locally with psutil. Nothing ever leaves your Mac.
• Light + dark mode, a friendly overall-health read, refresh-interval and open-at-login settings, and a menu-bar-native popover that tucks under the glyph and dismisses when you click away.
• Available in 13 languages, auto-detecting your Mac's language on first launch.
• Signed and notarized by Apple — macOS 12+, Apple Silicon & Intel.
• Free for personal use forever, including updates; optional one-time $5-per-computer business license for commercial use.