MenuBar Stats For Mac

MenuBar Stats is a very handy and user-friendly macOS application that displays essential information about your system’s resources in the status bar. The application comes with a versatile interface and multiple useful options.

Using this tiny app, you can monitor your Mac’s CPU, real memory, disk space, network and battery (if you use it on a MacBook) from a compact menu bar panel or desktop window / widget.

More specifically, MenuBar Stats tracks the CPU consumption of the user, system, idle and computer uptime, displays the wired, active, inactive and free RAM, the occupied / total disk space, current battery usage and the public IP, local IP, as well as the download / upload speeds.

MenuBar Stats is designed to always display up-to-date information because it allows you to set a frequent update interval (from 1 to 30 seconds) from the preferences. What’s more, you can rearrange the modules in any order and disable the ones you do not wish to keep.

In addition to this, MenuBar Stats can be used as either a menu bar item or as a desktop application, whichever you prefer. Also, the window can remain in the desktop background when you click on other apps when the Dock mode (desktop mode) is active.

Extra customization options include changing the window background color (green, blue, orange, white or black) and adjusting the background opacity. The MenuBar Stats app also comes with support for instant activation via global hotkey.

And this is not all you get since MenuBar Stats also provides fast one-click access to the Activity Monitor, Console, Terminal, Network Preferences and Network Utilities from a drop-down menu in its panel.

In a nutshell, MenuBar Stats is a nifty macOS app which combines a strong set of features and many customization options designed to make it an efficient and well-designed tool to keep track of your Mac's system resources.