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macOS · Menu bar
Share your screen with your name and today's date tiled across it, so a leaked frame points home
No icon yet — a stand-in
macOS · Menu bar
SSD, CPU, and memory percentages, live in the menu bar
MenuBarStats is built to keep disk, CPU, and memory usage in the menu bar at a glance. The formulas are deliberately aligned with what Activity Monitor and Finder report, so the numbers agree with the rest of the system instead of inventing their own definition of 'used'. It is a single Swift file with no Xcode project and no dependencies, plus a headless --test mode that validates the stat readings without launching any UI.
Anyone who wants the three numbers that matter without opening Activity Monitor.
The percentages used to freeze after a while.
Two causes, both classics: the update timer was scheduled in the default run-loop mode, so it stalled during menu tracking, and App Nap was throttling the process once it looked idle. The same pass fixed three more bugs in the sampler — an Int32 overflow on accumulated CPU ticks, a Mach send right leaked on every sample, and a memory figure that disagreed with Activity Monitor and a disk figure that disagreed with Finder.
The full write-upSwift menu bar app stops updating: Timer run loop mode and App NapBuilt and running on my machine, but not packaged for release — so there's nothing honest to link to yet. Leave an email and you'll hear when it ships.
macOS · Menu bar
Share your screen with your name and today's date tiled across it, so a leaked frame points home
macOS · Menu bar
Start a long build and everything else steps out of the way until it has finished
macOS · Menu bar
Glance at the menu bar and see how long you have actually been at the screen today
macOS · Menu bar
Hear that your email turned up in a breach from your own Mac, not from a stranger's login
macOS · Menu bar
See which app is drawing the most power right now, and what that costs in carbon
macOS · Menu bar
The banner slid away before you read it — Catch keeps every notification so you can go back
macOS · Menu bar
Notice it is 6pm and not 9pm — every hour arrives as a chime and a panel from the notch
macOS · Menu bar
The thing you copied three copies ago, back at your cursor without leaving the app
macOS · Menu bar
Hand someone your Mac without handing over Messages — the apps you pick ask for Touch ID
macOS · Menu bar
Know how much hotspot data is left while you can still do something about it
macOS · Menu bar
Find the paragraph you typed into a box that lost it, encrypted and searchable on your own Mac
macOS · Menu bar
See every extension and plugin quietly running on your Mac, and switch off the ones you did not ask for