Description
To check whether your Mac is struggling you open Activity Monitor and flip through the CPU, memory and network tabs. HagimiMonitor puts all of it in the menu bar: CPU, GPU, memory, storage, network, battery, Bluetooth and display status as animated rings and one compact glass panel you can read at a glance.
It stays compact by default and expands when you click, with live graphs per module and the heaviest processes. A built-in stats report lets you look back at history and a health score, and handy extras like keyboard lock sit right in the panel. Two themes, Balance and Vitality, both fit light and dark mode.
Menu bar rings: CPU, GPU, memory and more live in the menu bar as animated rings, with icon, text or compact display styles.
Expandable panel: click to see live graphs, per-module details and the top apps.
Stats report: records history and produces a report and a health score.
Quick tools: keyboard lock and other small helpers sit in the panel, and modules can be reordered by dragging.
Themes: two palettes that fully support light and dark mode.
Availability: free from GitHub or the App Store, requires macOS 15 or later on Apple Silicon.
It stays compact by default and expands when you click, with live graphs per module and the heaviest processes. A built-in stats report lets you look back at history and a health score, and handy extras like keyboard lock sit right in the panel. Two themes, Balance and Vitality, both fit light and dark mode.
Features
Menu bar rings: CPU, GPU, memory and more live in the menu bar as animated rings, with icon, text or compact display styles.
Expandable panel: click to see live graphs, per-module details and the top apps.
Stats report: records history and produces a report and a health score.
Quick tools: keyboard lock and other small helpers sit in the panel, and modules can be reordered by dragging.
Themes: two palettes that fully support light and dark mode.
Availability: free from GitHub or the App Store, requires macOS 15 or later on Apple Silicon.
