A native Mac resource monitor
Big hog energy.
Find out where
it’s going.
See which apps use your CPU and memory. Review the clutter. Decide what stays.
In development · Public download not available yetmacOS 15+ · One launch email, no daily grunting.
He’s made himself comfortable.Your apps have too.
THE APP, AT A GLANCE
Know what’s busy.
Keep what matters.
See CPU, memory and running apps in one place. Inspect the big appetites before deciding what to close.
Local readings. No account. You review every action.
Build status & known limits
Explore the detail Uses the app’s export appearance; live system glass can differ.
Try the interactive sampleSample data · Your Mac is unchanged
Hey, you.
Your Mac,
a little clearer.
Sample data. Your Mac is unchanged.
Sniffing around…0%
Demo only. This browser doesn’t scan your Mac.Hog Level
49/ 100
Resource load, not health.
60% CPU + 40% used RAM. This example uses 35% CPU and 11.2 of 16 GB RAM: 49 out of 100. Higher means busier; useful work can use plenty of resources.
The biggest hogs
| App | CPU | Memory | Details |
|---|
Chrome’s made itself comfortable.
Review your open tabs to lighten the load.
Hungry little helpers.
Apps and their background appetite.
| App | CPU | Memory | Details |
|---|
No hogs by that name. Try another app.
Illustrative readings. Open an app for its example process breakdown.
The hog’s verdict.
Useful information. Questionable bedside manner.
SAMPLE REPORT“A few hungry apps.
“A few hungry apps.
Nothing to lose sleep over.”
Chrome and Photoshop account for 5.5 GB of the app memory shown in this example. Start with the tabs and documents you no longer need.
4 apps in this demo
0 changes made to your Mac
A heavy workload can be useful work. High resource use alone isn’t proof of a problem.
Make yourself comfortable.
A quieter preview, if that’s your thing.
This switch controls this website preview only. Your Mac’s settings stay yours.
Your Mac. Your call.
The native app handles monitoring and cleanup on your Mac. This page uses sample data and never reads your processes or files.
Interactive browser demo · Sample data · Your Mac is unchanged
WHAT YOU CAN DO
Useful tools. Your call.
A closer look, whenever you need it.
Real-time insights
CPU, memory and the little things that add up.
Turn up the tabs ＋
A respectable little collection.
A playful illustration, not a measurement.Interactive Hog Map
A whole new perspective on what’s taking up room.
See the big picture ＋
Each tile represents an app. Switch the metric, pick a tile and see its share of the resources shown.
Explore the map ↗Thoughtful cleanup
Find rebuildable clutter. Keep the final say.
Try a tiny tidy ＋
Pick a little pretend clutter:
No files on your Mac will be touched.
A little breathing room
Choose what stays open for whatever comes next.
Find your focus ＋
Keep the editor. Review the distractions. Save your work before closing apps.
Preview guidance only. No settings changed.EXPLORE YOUR MAC
Find the
big appetites.
Bigger tile, bigger share. Pick an app to understand its appetite.
YOUR APPS, IN PERSPECTIVE
All sample apps
Selected appTile area compares the apps shown
Sample data · Nothing on your Mac is changed
BUILT FOR MAC
Looks right.
Feels right.
A native companion that keeps the useful things close and stays out of your way.
- At home on your Mac
Native SwiftUI and AppKit. macOS 15 and later.
- Your privacy matters
System readings stay on your Mac. No account required.
- Small appetite. Useful insights.
Adjustable monitoring and a low-resource mode.
LESS HOG.
MORE GO.
MORE GO.
Even the Hog takes a break. Tap him.
BEFORE YOU SIGN UP
A few good questions.
What will the launch email include?
One email when the public Mac download is ready, with the download link and release information. This is a notification request, not a purchase. Pricing and the release date have not been announced.
Does this website scan my Mac?
No. Everything you can play with here uses labelled sample data. The native app reads actual system information locally on your Mac.
Will it quit apps or delete my files?
You review the actions first. Supported applications are asked to quit gracefully. Eligible cleanup items are moved to Trash after confirmation; that is different from immediately reclaiming disk space.
Can I download it yet?
The 1.9 preview is being tested. A universal build includes Intel and Apple Silicon, with runtime verification so far on Intel. Public release signing and checks are still in progress. Leave your email below to request a download notification.
Read the preview notes ↗What is Hog Level?
An app-defined resource-load score: 60% total CPU use plus 40% used RAM percentage. Higher means busier, not unhealthy. Useful work can use plenty of resources.
Or leave a message
More room.
Less hog.
One email when the Mac download is ready.