Real-time Apple silicon telemetry, intelligent keep-awake, and visual disk space inspection, unified in a small utility that lives quietly in your menu bar and never clutters the Dock.
Try the look
Interactive demo is on desktop.
Interactive Demo
Test-drive the real-time menu bar capsule, the drop-down popover, and the full multi-module window interface right here. Click around to explore sensor readouts, sleep prevention, and disk inspection.
| Name | JM-MBP |
| Processor | Apple M5 Pro 15 cores, 15 threads 10 performance cores 5 super cores |
| Memory | 24 GB |
| Graphics | Apple M5 Pro (16 cores) |
| Disks | Macintosh HD (994.61 GB) |
| Display | Built-in Liquid Retina XDR Display 14-inch (3024 × 1964), 120Hz |
| Model identifier | Mac17,9 |
| Serial number | XXXXXXXXXX |
| Uptime | 2 days, 12 hours |
Looks up this Mac's address at api.ipify.org.
A click on the cup starts Indefinite.
On battery, a session stops at this charge.
Core Capabilities
CPU, memory, GPU, network, and temperature, plus disk throughput on the Disk Activity page. The menu bar starts with CPU and RAM. Any sensor can show a label, a value, or both, and the order can be changed. The CPU page charts each core. A sensor with no reading stays off the menu bar. Temperature comes from HID. Frame rate and package energy come from IOReport. GPU percent comes from IOAccelerator.
The menu bar cup holds the Mac awake. Click it to start or stop. Right-click for 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, 2 hours, or until you stop it. On battery, the session stops at the cutoff. That cutoff starts at 20% and can be set from 5% to 50%. The display stays awake unless you turn on “Allow the display to sleep.”
Open a folder and see how large each item is, then move a selection to the Trash after a confirmation sheet. The drive root, the data volume, /Users, and your home folder cannot be trashed from this list. Shortcuts open Home, Xcode DerivedData, your Caches folder, Downloads, and the first developer folder that exists.
Interface
Requirements
Privacy Guarantee
Your system metrics stay on your Mac. KeepStat has no tracking SDKs, no analytics, no ads, and no account. Sensor polling, disk scans, and hardware identifiers stay on-device.
Two optional network calls, both off until you turn them on. Show public IP asks api.ipify.org for this Mac’s address and shows the reply only when it is an IP. Turn that switch off and the address is cleared. Check for updates (asked once on first launch, and again in Settings) uses Sparkle to fetch the appcast at downloads.keepstat.realjamesmtz.dev. Nothing else contacts the network.