A fast, local process monitor for Apple Silicon and Intel: live system activity, a parent–child tree, rich per-process inspectors, optional menu bar monitoring, and Shortcuts-friendly automation—nothing leaves your Mac for monitoring.
Everything below runs on your Mac using native APIs—no remote dashboard and no cloud process list.
CPU, memory (including pressure-style breakdown), GPU utilization, and network throughput as sparkline charts in the main window—always visible above the process list. Network uses the default-route interface when available; otherwise rates are aggregated from processes.
Adjust refresh interval (down to half-second steps) and how many history samples to retain for charts and trends.
Optional menu bar item with system charts and quick actions to open the app or hide the main window—ideal for always-on monitoring.
Hierarchical outline with search across name, arguments, path, and PID. Sort by CPU, memory footprint, threads, network in/out, name, or PID. Optional ancestor-aware filtering: show matches plus their parent chain.
Pick a window under the cursor to jump to its process. Uses Accessibility when allowed; falls back to window geometry when not.
Pause (SIGSTOP), resume (SIGCONT), terminate, or force quit selected processes—with confirmations where it matters.
Fire Shortcuts when processes start or exit: JSON is copied to the clipboard and your shortcut is opened via the Shortcuts URL scheme.
Select any process to open a detail pane with tabbed inspectors—footprint-oriented memory detail, networking, signing, startup items, and more.
General includes footprint-oriented memory breakdown (physical footprint, compressed, internal, purgeable, and related fields where available).
Libraries can use otool when enabled in Settings.
Open at login, menu-bar-only behavior after login, optional always menu-bar-only, Dock icon visibility, and whether the main window opens at launch—tuned for both desktop and background monitoring.
Check for updates from Settings or the Help menu. The app can also check automatically on launch and about once per day while running (you’re only alerted when a newer version is available).