Oskar Groth

Sensei Monitor - A brand new Mac system monitor, built completely in SwiftUI

Sensei Monitor is a the latest addition to Sensei, our suite of Mac performance tools. Featuring a modern design and advanced statistics tracking, Sensei Monitor allows you to create the ultimate Mac menu bar performance monitor.

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Oskar Groth
Hi ProductHunters! Last year I shipped Sensei, a brand new Mac app containing a suite of tools for monitoring and optimising Mac performance. Over the last 14 months, I've been working on my next big release. Sensei Monitor is a brand new app for monitoring every aspect of your Mac performance, right from your menu bar. I know what you're thinking, "Isn't there a bunch of apps that already do that?" – Yes, but not quite like this. Sensei Monitor features a brand new approach, with a modular widget system for both status item and panel. You can create and customise widgets and panels, and edit their layout easily with the drag & drop editor. Together with a new design that looks just right on modern macOS, I believe that it's the ultimate menu bar performance monitor for the Mac. Sensei Monitor is included as part of our Sensei app. It requires macOS Big Sur 11.3 or later, and is compatible with both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs. Go try it out right now: https://sensei.app
Martin Lexow
@oskargroth Terrific work, Oskar! 👏
Oli
Beautiful design
Daniel
this is beautiful
Thea Mark
Love the aesthetics and layout!
Benoit Chambon
Looks like for high-skilled Mac users, am I right? (Congrats on the launch!!!)
Mehmet Ali Peker
The design in the screenshot got me and I installed the app right away. I should say I'm impressed by the design and functionality of the app. It's great having a great CleanMyMac competitor. I shared on Twitter, great job!
Jake Strouse
Absolutely amazing. Beautiful design, and super useful.
Mark Lyndersay
Excellent addition to Sensei. I quite like the modularity, but please consider adding an option for a more opaque background for the widgets. The darkest option shows a bit too much of my busy desktop and isn't as readable as it could be.