My Mac slowed down, so I opened Activity Monitor and scrolled through about a thousand processes. All that time, the notch, the spot I look at all day, did nothing. So I made iSurge.
What it is: the ultimate Activity Monitor for Mac. It shows your apps, not processes, and tells you which app is slowing your Mac down, in plain words. It lives in the menu bar and at the top of your screen: in the notch on a MacBook, or a small pill on any other Mac.
What it does: - Apps, not processes: CPU, memory, GPU, network, disk and battery, added up per app - Sound: each app's own volume and speakers, and one shortcut to mute every mic - Disk clean-up: see what fills your disk; clear only what you tick, only to the Trash - For developers: dev servers, ports, containers and Homebrew in one place - Focus Timer, and Keep Awake even with the lid closed
What's new: iSurge 0.4.1 works on every Mac with Apple silicon, notch or not, and you can try every feature free for 3 days, no card needed.
Who it's for: anyone with an Apple silicon Mac (macOS 15 or later) who wants to know why their Mac is slow or hot, free up storage, or keep an eye on their dev projects.
Private by design: your stats stay on your Mac. No account. Notarized by Apple. $14.99 once (launch price).
I make iSurge on my own, so your support means a lot. Thank you!