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It’s a tiny creature that lives in your menu bar. Its face shows your Mac’s health at a glance: Sick: memory pressure Sweaty: running hot or the CPU is pinned Sleepy: low battery Stuffed: the disk is nearly full Happy: all good The part I cared about most is that it doesn’t stop at “something’s wrong”. Click it and it tells you in one sentence, for example “Chrome is eating 6.2 GB of memory”, with one button to fix it. It always asks before quitting anything, and it asks apps to quit normally. It never force-quits. When macOS itself is the busy one (Spotlight indexing, say), it tells you to wait it out instead of blaming an innocent app. Other things it does: Remembers which apps made your Mac feel bad, and spots apps that keep growing (Slack, I’m looking at you) Warns you a few days before the disk fills up Grows up the more you use it, and learns tricks. It never dies and never guilt-trips you. Lets you choose how fussy it is (Chill, Normal or Fussy), or say “that’s normal for me” Sends at most 3 gentle notifications a day, and stays quiet during calls and full-screen apps Privacy: no analytics, no account, and nothing about your Mac leaves it. It never reads file contents. Performance: about 0.2% CPU and 17 MB of memory when idle, on my M4 Air. Price: $9 one-time for the first 100 copies, then $19. A Family licence covers 3 Macs for $29. There’s no free trial, but the site has an interactive demo that shows everything, and refunds are available for 14 days, no questions asked. Needs macOS 14 or later, on Apple silicon or Intel. Signed and notarized. https://bytebud.fyi I’d love feedback, especially false alarms. If it says your Mac is sick when it feels fine, tell me. I’m tuning the thresholds from real reports.   submitted by   /u/sarmaasis [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/19 05:36:45