Native macOS monitor that knows what Claude Code, MCP servers, and IDE helpers are doing to your RAM — Activity Monitor just sees 'node' and 'python'. One-click kill, cache cleanup, MCP server inspector, graceful bulk-quit. Universal binary (Intel + Apple Silicon), Apple-notarized, macOS 13+. Free Lite (open source) or Pro $15/yr — launch deal: 50% off $30.
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Hey Product Hunt — I built SystemPulse because Activity Monitor doesn't know what Claude Code is.
When you run agentic dev workflows — Claude Code, Cursor with MCP servers, GitHub Copilot, ollama, Docker — every process in Activity Monitor shows up as 'node' or 'python' or 'Cursor Helper #7'. You can't tell what's actually eating 12 GB of RAM. You can't see that one specific MCP server is leaking. You can't bulk-quit Chrome's 23 helpers without 23 per-tab dialogs.
SystemPulse names everything. The MCP server inspector tells you which `@modelcontextprotocol/server-X` is misbehaving. Per-app graceful quit closes Chrome / Cursor / Slack helpers in one move. Cache cleanup is one click with a full audit log to ~/Library/Logs/SystemPulse/actions.log — nothing gets nuked without your seeing it.
Free Lite is open source and lives quietly in the menu bar forever. Pro adds the kill / clean / inspect actions for $15/yr (50% off $30 — launch-week deal). Universal binary (Intel + Apple Silicon), Apple-notarized, macOS 13+, auto-launches on login so you never forget to start it.
Would love your feedback — and one ask: what's the one thing you wish your Mac monitor could see that it can't today?