MacScope is a native SwiftUI command center for Apple-silicon Macs. It combines live CPU, memory, network, disk, thermal, and battery telemetry with safe process controls and seven optional utility workspaces: sound, capture, windows, clipboard/files, notes, maintenance, and power. Everything runs locally, protected actions stay permission-gated, and unavailable hardware metrics are labeled honestly. It is under active development and currently built from source for macOS 14+.

Hey Product Hunt! I built MacScope because I wanted one native place to understand my Mac and handle the small utilities that kept breaking my focus. The result goes beyond a dashboard: live telemetry and process controls sit alongside per-app audio, capture tools, window management, clipboard and file workflows, notes, maintenance, power controls, a command bar, quick panel, and a local MCP server. Privacy and honesty shaped the implementation. Telemetry stays local, protected actions use macOS permissions, and unsupported readings are shown as unavailable instead of made-up zeroes. MacScope is still under active development and currently targets Apple silicon on macOS 14+. I’d love feedback on which surface or workflow is most useful—and what feels missing.

MacScope

Native Mac monitoring and power tools in one app

Native Mac monitoring and power tools in one app