About
Vytals puts your Mac's vital signs right in the menu bar — calm, fast, and completely private.
One glance tells you how hard your Mac is working. One click opens a clean panel with everything that matters: CPU and per-core load, memory usage and pressure, remaining disk space and activity, live network up/down, and full battery health. No clutter, no dashboards to configure — just the numbers you actually want.
WHAT YOU GET
- Live menu bar readout — choose which vitals appear and how often they refresh
- A single, beautiful panel — gauges and sparklines for CPU, memory, disk, network, and battery
- Per-core CPU load and live history graphs, so you can see trends at a glance
- Plain-English health summary — a friendly read on how your Mac is doing, powered entirely by Apple's on-device intelligence (with a built-in fallback so it always works)
- Smart alerts — get a native notification when CPU runs hot, disk fills up, or the battery dips
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Vytals reads everything straight from macOS system frameworks. There are no accounts, no servers, no analytics, and no network access of any kind. Nothing about your Mac ever leaves your Mac.
LIGHT ON RESOURCES
Native SwiftUI, Apple frameworks only, and a tiny footprint — so the tool that watches your Mac never becomes the thing slowing it down.
Vytals lives quietly in your menu bar and is there the moment you need it.
Terms of Use (EULA): https://obelisk.club/menubarmonitor/terms
Core Capabilities
Live CPU, memory, disk, network, and battery in your menu bar
One clean panel with gauges, sparklines, and per-core load
Live history graphs for CPU, memory, and network
Plain-English health summary, 100% on-device
Smart alerts for high CPU, low disk, and low battery
Fully local — no accounts, no network, no data collection
Customizable metrics, refresh rate, and launch at login
Interface
No screenshots
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