Refinements to what 1.2.1 added, all of them found by looking at the app rather than at a test.
- What is keeping your Mac awake is now named by the app you recognise. Some processes hold assertions on behalf of others, so the list used to name the middleman while the app you know sat buried in a line of internal bookkeeping. That bookkeeping is no longer shown at all — none of it means anything, and some of it identifies your machine.
- An app holding both your display and your system awake is one entry, saying both, instead of appearing twice under the same name.
- Settings shows the state now, not the state when you first opened it. Reopening the window used to show whatever was true the first time — an app quit minutes ago could still be listed.
Requires macOS 14 or later. Universal, signed and notarized. Drag it to Applications in Finder — a terminal copy triggers App Translocation, which breaks the helper.