macOS System Monitor

Everything your Mac is doing,
at a glance.

MacVitals puts CPU, memory, disk, network, battery and audio data right in your menu bar — with beautiful charts and historical trends.

Full version coming soon Free on App Store

One-time purchase · macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon & Intel

Everything, in one place

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CPU

Per-core usage, efficiency vs performance cores, usage history and top processes.

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Memory

RAM pressure, swap usage, wired/active/inactive breakdown.

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Disk

Volume usage, read/write activity and folder size browser.

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Network

Real-time throughput per interface, IP addresses and connection stats.

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Battery

Charge level, health condition, temperature and power draw.

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Audio

Output and input devices, sample rate, volume and active audio apps.

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Folders

Browse any folder to see what is taking up space, sorted by size.

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Stats

Historical data — review CPU, memory and disk trends over 30 days.

App Store vs Full Version

App Store

Free

  • ✓ CPU & Memory overview
  • ✓ Disk usage
  • ✓ Network stats
  • ✓ Battery health
  • ✓ Audio devices
  • ✓ Menu bar widget
  • ✓ Historical stats
  • ✗ Top processes
  • ✗ Folder size browser
Full access

Direct download

$2.99

  • ✓ CPU & Memory overview
  • ✓ Disk usage
  • ✓ Network stats
  • ✓ Battery health
  • ✓ Audio devices
  • ✓ Menu bar widget
  • ✓ Historical stats
  • ✓ Top processes (CPU & Memory)
  • ✓ Folder size browser
Coming soon

FAQ

Why are some features missing from the App Store version?

Apple requires App Store apps to run inside a security sandbox that blocks access to process data and the full filesystem. The direct-download version runs without those restrictions.

Is this a one-time purchase?

Yes. Pay once, use forever. All future updates for MacVitals 1.x are included.

How do I activate my license?

After purchase you receive a license key. Open MacVitals, go to Settings → License, paste the key and click Activate.

What macOS versions are supported?

MacVitals requires macOS 14 Sonoma or later and runs natively on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.