Releases: Schrotty74/ThermalAtlas
Release list
ThermalAtlas Beta 0.5.0
0.5.0
Added
- Optional macOS Start at Login registration, controlled locally from the shared footer menu.
- A copyable diagnostic report with the Mac model, macOS version, detected Apple-silicon chip name, and current sensor states.
- A transparent memory status of Normal, Elevated, or High based on the displayed locally used-memory share.
- The detected connection type for an external SSD in its Sensor Details when macOS provides it.
Improved
- All-values menu-bar readings now use distinct CPU, GPU, internal-SSD, and external-SSD colours with a high-contrast status frame: green normally, yellow near the configured warning threshold, and red at the threshold.
- Renamed the system-following appearance to Adaptive and refined the Liquid Glass presentation.
Documentation
- Updated the English and German public documentation for the current monitoring interface, local diagnostics, Start at Login, memory status, and menu-bar presentation.
ThermalAtlas Beta 0.4.0
Added
- CPU and GPU temperature-key families for Apple-silicon M1 through M5, including known Pro, Max, and Ultra variants. External testers confirmed the CPU display on M5 and M5 Pro.
- GPU load and used memory alongside CPU load, power source/battery, and Low Power Mode in the separate read-only System Context.
- New compact-view and System Context screenshots in the English and German manuals and their PDFs.
Improved
- System Context refreshes independently every 0.5 seconds, while CPU/GPU temperature refresh stays selectable from one to four seconds.
- External-drive topology now refreshes at launch, on macOS mount/unmount events, and hourly. An ejected but still connected external SSD no longer remains visible.
- Known physical SSD temperatures refresh every minute for local history and alerts. SMART status and remaining health refresh at launch, after a real topology change, and at most once per day.
Fixed
- Retried a complete unavailable GPU sensor batch with a newly opened read-only SMC client, avoiding a transient all-GPU-sensor failure on supported Macs.
Documentation
- Updated English and German documentation for M1-M5 support, separate refresh cycles, System Context load and memory values, and the current manual screenshots.
ThermalAtlas Beta 0.3.0
Added
- Choose the CPU, GPU, internal SSD, and external SSD groups shown in the popover and menu bar.
- Menu Bar Display: All Values with compact symbols, or Symbol Only.
- Standard and Compact popover sizes, with readable compact history controls.
- Local per-minute temperature history for 1, 6, or 24 hours, plus Sensor Details.
- Per-group temperature alerts after sustained threshold crossings.
- Copyable current readings and CSV export of local history plus the current snapshot.
- Read-only System Context for CPU load, power source/battery, and Low Power Mode.
Improved
- The popover grows and shrinks with an expanded history card instead of leaving unused space or requiring scrolling.
- GPU recovery retries one complete unavailable batch with a newly opened read-only SMC client; retained values are clearly labelled as the last real GPU reading.
- English and German project home pages, manuals, and screenshots reflect the current controls and monitoring view.
Fixed
- Privacy reports now accurately describe locally stored display and alert settings, the bounded 24-hour history, System Context, and user-initiated export.
- Dev and Beta builds open current manuals from
beta; Final builds open Final manuals frommain.
Documentation
- Synced footer controls, manual menu list, security review, and the Beta/Final release-documentation workflow with the current app.
ThermalAtlas Beta 0.2.0
ThermalAtlas 0.2.0 is a beta pre-release for Apple Silicon Macs.
This beta introduces an English-first interface with an optional German language selection, selectable 1–4 second scan refresh intervals, and a consolidated app menu for themes, links, manuals, Activity Monitor, and quitting.
SSD cards now show the actual detected volume name, the macOS-reported SMART status, and remaining NVMe health when PERCENTAGE_USED is available. CPU and GPU cards use readable average sensor values with a bounded, explicitly labelled GPU fallback for short SMC read interruptions.
The app remains local-first and read-only: it does not control fans, power settings, or other system settings.
Downloads
- DMG: Open it and drag ThermalAtlas Beta to Applications.
- ZIP: Extract it and move the app to Applications.
- The package is ad-hoc signed but not notarized. macOS may require confirmation in System Settings → Privacy & Security before the first launch.
Included files
ThermalAtlas-Beta-0.2.0-macos.dmgThermalAtlas-Beta-0.2.0-macos.zip- SHA-256 checksum files for both downloads
ThermalAtlas Beta 0.1.0
First public beta of ThermalAtlas, a native macOS menu-bar app for Apple-silicon temperature monitoring.
- CPU, GPU, internal SSD, and detected external SSD temperatures.
- Two-second refresh, defensive unavailable-state handling, and no estimated values.
- Four themes, including adaptive Liquid Glass.
- The DMG provides an
Applicationsalias for drag-and-drop installation.
This beta is ad-hoc signed and has been verified for local build paths, package checksums, and DMG layout. It does not include updater functionality, telemetry, accounts, network communication, or hardware-control features.
See the complete changelog and privacy report.