Glitchy (vanished, never to return…)
Unfortunately, a bit glitchy. After fiddling with the settings, the panel disappeared; can’t seem to bring it back. (It is running, maybe a reboot will fix it). Also, doesn’t display CPU load (per-core) just running CPU (average) load, which isn’t really what I’m after. Color themes are not *really* useful; it’s just a solid color rendering. I thought it would be selecting a true theming, e.g., “green -> red” where happy CPU is green, gets progressively more red under load, etc., but no it just changes the menubar icon to green. Meh. All that said, if not for the glitchiness I’d recommend as a basic tool for viewing system stats, reasonably priced (there are better apps, but also way more expensive).
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Response from developer
Hello zbeckham, Is it possible the menu bar icon was hidden due to too many menu bar items? Sometimes moving other icons leftward (command+click and drag) will make space for it. You may have to move a few. Or switch to an app with less menu bar text like Finder. I will look at providing per core data and consider your thoughts on colours. Please let me know if you still have problems viewing the menu bar icon. Andy
Just what I was looking for!
Very simple took to view tons of useful information to monitor your Mac!
Response from developer
Thanks for your kind review! — Andy (The developer)
Excellent minimalist system monitor with lots of options
I was looking for a lightweight system monitor and this fits the bill. It doesn’t take up space in the menu bar, and I can click it to find out all the details I need.
Well done and useful little tool!
Thank you to the developer for making this available to us. It looks you put a lot of thought and work into this useful utility. It functions well on a MacBook Air M3. Much appreciated and I highly recommended this to anyone looking for a lightweight system monitor. 5***** 10/10
Response from developer
Thank you Ted, that’s very kind of you —Andy
Makes me feel like I’m on Linux again
Love the stats app. That and Bandwidth+ shows me great info about my system’s operation
