tinymon
Watch your Mac work.
A tiny always-on-top system monitor. Live CPU load, a per-core breakdown, memory and system sensors — in a floating panel that sits above your work instead of hiding in a menu.
Watch your Mac work.
A tiny always-on-top system monitor. Live CPU load, a per-core breakdown, memory and system sensors — in a floating panel that sits above your work instead of hiding in a menu.
Each metric is drawn as it is sampled, so a background process pinning your machine shows up as a shape you notice, not a number you have to go looking for.
Open a dedicated cores view to see how load is spread across performance and efficiency cores instead of hiding behind one average.
Reads the Mac's built-in sensors so you can tell a genuinely hot, hard-working machine from one that is merely busy.
A borderless panel that stays on top of your other windows without stealing focus or cluttering your window switcher.
Choose which metrics are visible and how the panel is drawn, then let it remember its size and position between launches.
Native Swift and SwiftUI. A monitor that measures your Mac should not be the thing slowing it down.
tinymon collects nothing. It has no accounts, no analytics and no tracking, and it makes no network connections at all — every reading stays on your Mac. Read the full privacy policy.
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