A macOS system monitor that displays real-time CPU, GPU, memory, disk, network, and sensor data in the menu bar.
Stats is a macOS application that provides real-time system monitoring directly from the menu bar. It displays key metrics like CPU, GPU, memory, disk, and network usage, along with sensor data and battery information, helping users track their system's performance without opening separate utilities.
macOS users, developers, and power users who need to monitor system resources, troubleshoot performance issues, or keep an eye on hardware sensors in real-time.
Stats offers a lightweight, menu-bar-integrated solution with comprehensive monitoring features, low resource usage, and support for multiple languages, making it a convenient alternative to built-in macOS tools or heavier third-party applications.
macOS system monitor in your menu bar
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Covers a wide range of metrics including CPU, GPU, memory, disk, network, battery, and sensors, as detailed in the features list, making it a one-stop solution for system insights.
Provides real-time data directly in the menu bar, minimizing desktop clutter and offering quick access, as emphasized in the project description for unobtrusive monitoring.
Designed to be efficient; the FAQ explains how disabling modules like Sensors and Bluetooth can reduce energy impact by up to 50%, highlighting its optimization efforts.
Fan control is in legacy mode and does not receive updates or fixes, as explicitly stated in the FAQ, making it unreliable for users depending on active cooling management.
Sensors may display incorrect CPU/GPU core counts, especially on Apple Silicon, and matching sensors is challenging due to changing SMC keys, per the FAQ, leading to potential misinformation.
Relies on external servers for update checks and public IP retrieval, which can be blocked but at the cost of losing these features, as mentioned in the FAQ, raising privacy and reliability concerns.