Releases: farukkamcici/mectrics
Release list
Mectrics 1.2.0
What’s new
- Add independent temperature menu bar items for CPU, Memory, and GPU.
- Show Memory temperature in its detail popover.
- Hide temperature choices when the Mac does not expose a recognized sensor for that hardware domain.
- Localize the new temperature labels in English, Turkish, Russian, Spanish, French, and Brazilian Portuguese.
The DMG is signed with Developer ID, notarized by Apple, and stapled for offline Gatekeeper verification.
SHA-256: 18d8e0250a05228114994bb4171e9ac31fd7a7325e276c7bcfb736a7b1c41f46
Mectrics 1.1.0
Mectrics 1.1.0 adds a complete localized experience and a clean in-app uninstall flow.
What’s new
- English, Turkish, Russian, Spanish, French, and Brazilian Portuguese throughout the app and widgets
- An app language picker in General Settings with a safe relaunch flow
- Natural macOS terminology for battery, memory, disk, network, and system controls
- A built-in clean uninstall action that removes local settings, alert rules, history, and caches
- Localized diagnostics and system-summary exports
Distribution
The attached universal DMG is signed with Developer ID, notarized by Apple, and requires macOS 15 Sequoia or later.
Mectrics 1.0.0
The first release of Mectrics — a lightweight, private system monitor that lives in your macOS menu bar.
Install
Download Mectrics.dmg below, open it, and drag Mectrics to Applications. The app is signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so it opens without a Gatekeeper detour.
Mectrics has no Dock icon and no window. After launching, look for it in the menu bar.
Requires macOS 15 (Sequoia) or newer.
What you get
Nine modules — CPU, Memory, Battery, Network, Disk, GPU, Temperature (SMC), Fans (SMC), and Bluetooth. Unavailable hardware hides itself, and a missing reading shows a dash rather than a fabricated 0. Sparklines are drawn for CPU, Memory, and GPU, where a trend actually tells you something.
Items that hold still — each component reserves a fixed width and right-aligns monospaced digits, so nothing shifts sideways as values change.
Compact Health — one status item that summarizes the machine and speaks up only when something needs attention.
Alert rules with sustained thresholds, live previews, and test delivery, plus a local Attention Log of what tripped and when.
Energy Guard — sampling steps down under Low Power Mode and thermal pressure. This build holds steady at 25 MB of memory with roughly one idle wake per second.
A visual menu bar builder, WidgetKit widgets in three sizes, local-only diagnostics, accent themes, and launch at login.
Privacy
Zero telemetry. No analytics, no identifiers, no crash reports. Every number comes from a local, read-only system interface. The only network request the app can make is an update check, and only when you choose Check for Updates… — automatic checks are off.
Full statement in PRIVACY.md.
Contributing
Adding a language needs no code change. See CONTRIBUTING.md.