Stats is a free and open-source system monitoring utility for macOS that places detailed performance metrics directly in your menu bar. Designed for both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, it provides real-time insights into CPU activity, GPU utilization, memory pressure, disk usage, network throughput, battery health, temperatures, fan speeds, and more.

Key Features

Comprehensive System Monitoring – Track CPU, GPU, RAM, disk activity, network usage, battery statistics, Bluetooth devices, and hardware sensors in real time.
Native Menu Bar Widgets – Display customizable graphs, percentages, text labels, and mini charts directly in the macOS menu bar.
Hardware Sensor Access – View temperatures, voltages, power consumption, and fan speeds across supported Mac hardware.
Battery Health Insights – Monitor charge cycles, battery condition, estimated remaining time, and power usage.
Highly Customizable – Configure update intervals, widget styles, notification thresholds, keyboard shortcuts, and enabled modules.
Apple Silicon Optimized – Fully supports modern M-series Macs while maintaining compatibility with Intel-based systems.
Free and Open Source – No subscriptions, advertisements, telemetry, or locked features. The entire codebase is publicly available on GitHub.

Who Is It For?

Stats is ideal for developers, power users, IT professionals, creators, gamers, and anyone who wants deeper visibility into their Mac's performance without opening Activity Monitor.

Why Use Stats?

Many Mac users rely on paid utilities to monitor system performance, but Stats delivers a comparable experience at no cost. Its lightweight design, extensive customization options, active development, and transparent open-source model have made it one of the most recommended menu bar utilities in the Mac community.

Whether you're diagnosing resource-intensive applications, monitoring temperatures during demanding workloads, tracking battery health, or simply keeping an eye on your system throughout the day, Stats provides a powerful monitoring experience that feels right at home on macOS.

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