iSurge’s first release: your Mac’s CPU, memory, battery, sound and the apps using the most, live at your notch and in the menu bar.

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Your Mac’s pulse, at the notch

Two live stats sit beside the notch. Rest your pointer on it to open CPU, memory, battery, sound and the apps using the most. Swipe for GPU, disk, download, temperature and your devices.

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Now playing, beside the notch

When an app makes sound, its icon and live level bars appear next to the notch. Several apps take turns; a call stays lit through its quiet moments.

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The whole Mac in one dropdown

Cards for CPU, memory, GPU, power, disk, temperature, network and sound, a tab for each, and the apps using the most with a one-click quit.

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Your menu bar, your way

Detailed or compact, a separate item for each stat, and a Sound item that’s always one click away.

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Every app, its own volume

Set each app’s volume, mute it, or send it to its own speakers or headphones. Sound passes through and is never recorded.

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A thousand processes, a few apps

Helpers are added up into the app they belong to, so you see Google Chrome, not 35 Chrome Helpers.

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A page for everything

CPU, memory, GPU, power, disk, network, sound and Bluetooth each get a page, plus Insights from the last 30 days.

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A heads-up when something needs you

A runaway app, memory that keeps growing, a disk almost full, a hot Mac or low AirPods, shown at the notch.

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Private by design

No account and no analytics; nothing leaves your Mac. The only connection iSurge makes is checking for updates.

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Free, with free updates

No trial, no ads, no subscription. If iSurge helps you, you can buy me a coffee.