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MacMetric
Know what your Mac is doing — ports, apps, local AI
2 followers
Know what your Mac is doing — ports, apps, local AI
2 followers
A private, native menu bar monitor for people who run dev servers, containers and local AI. Groups helper processes under their app, maps ports to projects, keeps 30 days of history, and never sends your data anywhere. Free version; $9.99 unlocks everything.
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Hi Product Hunt, I'm Shafi. I built MacMetric because Activity Monitor answers "what is the CPU doing" but not the questions I actually have at 2am: what is on port 3000, why is my RAM gone while Ollama is running, and which of these forty Chrome/Electron helper processes belong to which app.
What it does:
- Groups helper processes under the app they belong to, so "Chrome" is one row with its real total
- Groups dev servers by project folder and shows what's holding each port
- Detects local model runtimes and Docker containers with their memory
- Keeps up to 30 days of history locally, plus recordable sessions (a build, a video export)
- 13 alert rules with cooldowns; alerts only inform, nothing is stopped for you
It's native SwiftUI with only Apple frameworks. No account, no telemetry; metrics and history never leave your Mac.
Things to know up front: it's a beta (macOS 15+, Apple Silicon only) and not notarized yet, so macOS will ask you to right-click → Open (the site shows the steps). Free version (Overview, CPU, Memory) with no account or card; $9.99 one-time unlocks everything, with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
I'd love feedback on what's missing for your workflow. Happy to answer anything about how the process grouping works.