RobuStats

RobuStats is a menu-bar system monitor for macOS that keeps CPU, GPU, memory, disk, network, sensors, battery, Bluetooth, and even world clocks glanceable from the top of your screen. Each metric gets its own widget you can reorder, and one click opens live charts, per-core load, and the processes driving them. It's included in every getapps.cafe subscription.

Each module gets its own menu-bar widget and a detail popover: keep the metrics you care about up top, drag to reorder them, then click any icon for live charts, per-core load, and the processes driving it.

Highlights

1. CPU & GPU at a glance - total and per-core load (efficiency vs performance cores labelled), frequency, load average, temperature, and the top processes - click one to quit it.
2. Memory & disk - App / Wired / Compressed / Cached breakdown with memory pressure and swap, plus per-volume capacity, read/write throughput, and SMART status.
3. Network & Wi-Fi - live up/down, active interfaces, public IP, Wi-Fi SSID and signal, internet latency and jitter, and the processes using the most bandwidth.
4. Sensors & battery - fans, temperatures, voltage and power from the SMC, plus battery health, cycles, condition, and the battery level of paired accessories.
5. Bluetooth & clocks - connected devices with battery (AirPods L/R/case), and world clocks with analog faces plus a calendar.
6. Pick your widget style - show each module in the menu bar as a Chart (sparkline + value), Bar, Pie, or Text - each carrying its live number, in its module colour - and drag the dashboard cards to reorder the icons.
7. At-a-glance health alerts - widgets turn orange then red when something needs attention (high CPU or temperature, memory pressure, a full disk, low battery), with optional native notifications so you catch it even when you're not looking.
8. Combined mode - collapse every module into a single tray icon that opens one popover with compact rows that expand on click.
9. Make it yours - light / dark / auto theme, accent colour, °C or °F, refresh interval, top-process count, and launch at login.

How it works

Open the dashboard and the Overview tab shows a live card for every module - add it to the menu bar, choose its widget style inline, and drag to reorder. The System tab lists your machine (model, chip, memory, GPU, disk, display, serial, production year), and Settings holds theme, accent, units, and refresh options.

RobuStats samples metrics in the background and pushes them straight to the menu bar, so each popover opens instantly. First launch asks for Location (for Wi-Fi SSID), Bluetooth (for device battery), and Notifications (for health alerts); settings persist locally on your Mac.

Perfect for

1. Power users & developers - keep CPU, memory, and network pressure in view while builds, containers, and VMs run.
2. Laptop owners - watch battery health, cycles, and temperature, and catch a fan spinning up before it gets loud.
3. Anyone who lives in the menu bar - replace a stack of separate utilities with one tidy, customizable set of widgets.
4. Remote workers across time zones - glance at world clocks and a calendar without leaving your current app.