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@theodor-ubp theodor-ubp released this 13 Oct 21:48
v1.1
720535a

UP Sysdash 1.1 brings working power readings on macOS 27, the latest macmon, and a steadier interface. Free, native, local. No accounts or subscriptions.

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What's changed

  • Bundled macmon 0.9.0. Restored CPU and Neural Engine power readings on supported Macs running macOS 27, with correct core detection.
  • CPU and GPU usage now show active utilization. Missing temperature readings display as an em dash.
  • Fixed the refresh picker's resizing and overlap, window behavior, Hardware Info updates, and login-toggle error handling.
  • Improved helper recovery and cleanup. No shared monitoring port or leftover helper on quit.
  • Update downloads from 1.1 onward go straight to the DMG.

Updating from 1.0

The app checks on launch and will notify you about 1.1. Version 1.0's existing Download button opens this release page. After installing 1.1, future Download buttons open the installer download directly.

Quit UP Sysdash, open the DMG, and drag the app to Applications to replace the old version. Your preferences are kept.

Requires macOS 12.4 or later, Apple Silicon only. Tested on Apple M4 with macOS 27.0.1; Release build, meter/load checks, and interface regression checks passed.

The app is ad-hoc signed and not notarized. If macOS blocks it, use System Settings - Privacy & Security - Open Anyway.

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UP Sysdash 1.0

UP Sysdash 1.0

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@theodor-ubp theodor-ubp released this 18 Jun 17:25
v1.0
b9ae5b6

Free native menu bar monitor for Apple Silicon. CPU, GPU, RAM, power, temps, network, battery - live in your menu bar. No cloud, no accounts, no paid stuff.

Requires macOS 12.4 or later. Apple Silicon only (M1 or newer).

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Installation

  1. Download up-sysdash-v1.0.dmg below.
  2. Open the DMG and drag UP Sysdash to Applications.
  3. Open it from Applications.

macOS will block it on first open. UP Sysdash is not signed with an Apple Developer certificate - I am not paying Apple $99/year to distribute a free app.

How to open it anyway:

  1. Try to open UP Sysdash - it will be blocked.
  2. Open System Settings - Privacy & Security.
  3. Scroll down to find the blocked app notice.
  4. Click Open Anyway and enter your password.

You only do this once.

On macOS 14 and earlier: right-click the app in Finder - Open - confirm in the dialog.

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