MemoryPilot brings normalized CPU load, memory pressure, process impact, storage offenders, and a rolling performance timeline into one native dashboard. It explains what the signals mean and gives review-first recommendations instead of one-click cleanup promises. Local monitoring works without paid AI.
I built MemoryPilot because a high memory number or a loud fan does not tell you what is actually wrong. I wanted one place that connected system pressure to the apps and files causing it, then explained the safest next step before anything changed. The result is a native, local-first dashboard for CPU, memory, processes, storage, and trends. The Store edition focuses on clear monitoring and guidance; a separate notarized Pro edition adds deeper controls and earned-trust automation. I would love feedback on whether the dashboard makes the cause of a slowdown obvious.