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Sweatpea
Your Mac has a temperature. And a suspect.
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Your Mac has a temperature. And a suspect.
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Sweatpea is a little green pea that lives in your Mac's menu bar and reacts to how hard your Mac is working. Chill, warm, sweating, meltdown. Click it and it names the app responsible, explains macOS processes in plain English, and offers a polite Quit. It also tracks memory and storage, and asks you to take a two-minute break every hour. About 1% of one core. No account, no analytics. Free, with Pro at $9.99 once.









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My MacBook kept spinning up its fans and I kept opening Activity Monitor, squinting at 400 processes, and still not knowing who to blame. So I made a pea that sweats instead.
What it does
Sits in your menu bar and changes face with CPU load: chill → warm → sweating → meltdown
Click it to see who's doing it. Chrome helpers are grouped under Chrome, and things like WindowServer or Spotlight get a one-line plain-English explanation
Memory and storage at a glance, plus which app is holding the most memory
Every hour it asks for a two-minute break. It naps when you're away, gives you side-eye if you keep typing, and stays quiet on calls and in full screen
A few honest notes
It uses about 1% of one core (~0.1% of the whole Mac) and ~45 MB. It shows its own number in the list, because a monitor that heats your Mac would be a bit much
No account, no analytics. It never reads what you type; it only notices that you're typing during a break
Notarized by Apple, Apple Silicon and Intel, macOS 14+
Free forever for the pea, the blame list and the breaks. Free also includes Sweat Wrapped and a week of history. Pro adds full history, the sweat calendar, share and roast cards, "what changed" in memory, storage and folders, and two extra voices. Every new install gets a 14-day Pro trial, then it's $9.99 once. No subscription
I'll be here all day answering questions. What's the app that makes your Mac sweat the most? 🫛