Exelban Stats 3.0.26 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesStats, the open source app by exelban, is a macOS system monitor that lives in your menu bar. It suits Mac owners who like to keep an eye on their machine without opening heavy tools. At a glance you can see how hard your Mac is working, how full your disk is and how your network is behaving, all from small live readouts at the top of the screen.
Key Features
- CPU and GPU usage readouts in the menu bar
- Memory and disk usage, with activity and free space views
- Network usage with upload and download speeds and your public IP address
- Battery level and health details for laptop users
- Sensor readings such as temperatures, plus Bluetooth device battery levels
- Open source under the MIT licence, and the project says it collects no telemetry or analytics
How to Download
- Download from the official site and open the releases area of the GitHub project.
- Download the Stats.dmg file from the latest release.
- Open the dmg file and move the Stats app into your Applications folder, then launch it.
System Requirements
Stats is supported on macOS 12 Monterey and newer. The project notes that beta versions of macOS are not supported, so use it on a stable macOS release for the best results.
FAQs
Is Stats really free?
Yes. Stats is an open source project released under the MIT licence, and you can download it at no cost from its GitHub releases page.
Does Stats collect my data?
The project states that Stats does not collect any telemetry or analytics. Its only outside requests are for update checks and for showing your public IP address.
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