hariel1985 c50443bdbc Draw the process list with NSTableView instead of SwiftUI's Table
On macOS 26 SwiftUI's Table retained AutoLayout and view-graph objects on
every data update, on top of an NSHostingView per cell: tens of MB an hour
while the window was visible. Measured side by side (6 min, window
visible, scrolling), heap growth fell from ~600 KB/min to ~35 KB/min and
the starting footprint from 67 MB to 49 MB.

Cells are reused AppKit views and an update rewrites only the changed
fields of rows on screen. Column widths and order are remembered; the
context menu, double-click, Delete key and sort directions match the old
table.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-10-05 22:06:18 +02:00
2026-09-16 10:25:42 +02:00

TopManager

A native macOS system monitor application built with SwiftUI. TopManager provides real-time monitoring of system resources including processes, applications, CPU, memory, GPU, storage, and network.

macOS Swift License Release

Download

⬇️ Download TopManager 1.1.1 (.dmg)

Signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple — it opens without Gatekeeper warnings. Open the DMG and drag TopManager to your Applications folder. All releases.

Screenshots

Processes

Processes

Apps

Apps

Performance - CPU

CPU

Performance - Memory

Memory

Performance - Network

Network

Power & Storage

Power & Storage

Features

Processes Tab

  • View all running processes with CPU, memory, thread, energy-impact, and per-process disk I/O information
  • Sort by any column (name, PID, CPU/Core, CPU/Total, Energy, memory, Disk I/O, threads, user, state)
  • Process states: Running, Sleeping, Stopped, Zombie
  • Context menu to terminate, force kill, suspend, or resume processes
  • Deep-dive inspector (double-click / ⌘I): full executable path, launch arguments, open-file count, disk totals, energy, parent PID, Reveal in Finder
  • Search processes by name or PID

Apps Tab

  • View running user-facing applications
  • Shows app icons, CPU/memory usage, and bundle identifiers
  • Quick actions: Activate, Hide, Quit, Force Quit
  • Copy bundle ID to clipboard

Performance Tab

  • Real-time CPU usage graphs (global and per-core)
  • Selectable time range (Live / 5m / 30m / 1h / 24h) backed by persistent history
  • Memory usage visualization with donut chart
  • Network throughput monitoring
  • Support for Apple Silicon P-cores and E-cores

Power & Storage Tab

  • System Health score (0–100) with plain-language diagnosis of what's wrong
  • Recent Alerts inbox
  • Battery & Power: charge, health (cycle-adjusted), cycle count, condition, temperature, power draw, time remaining, adapter wattage (via IOKit)
  • System status: macOS version, uptime, thermal state
  • CPU and GPU core counts
  • GPU memory/VRAM usage
  • Storage volumes with usage bars
  • Network interface statistics

Proactive monitoring

  • Alerts engine with native macOS notifications on sustained high CPU, critical memory pressure, disk almost full, thermal throttling, runaway processes, and low battery — de-duplicated so you're never spammed
  • Persistent metric history stored to disk; trends survive restarts

Menu Bar

  • Configurable menu-bar metric (CPU % / Memory % / Health / Download)
  • Dropdown with live CPU/memory/network/GPU/battery, System Health score, and Top CPU Consumers with one-click quit

Settings (⌘,)

  • Launch at login (SMAppService)
  • Adjustable refresh interval (1–30 s)
  • Notification toggle and alert thresholds (CPU, disk, low battery)

Requirements

  • macOS 13.0 or later
  • Xcode 15.0 or later (for building)

Building

  1. Clone the repository:

    git clone https://github.com/hariel1985/TopManager.git
    
  2. Open TopManager.xcodeproj in Xcode

  3. Build and run (⌘R)

License

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 - see the LICENSE file for details.

Testing

Logic is covered by an XCTest suite (TopManagerTests, 55 tests) run via scripts/test.sh test. The full manual + automated process is documented in docs/TESTING.md, and the product direction in docs/VALUE_PLAN.md.

Acknowledgments

Built with SwiftUI and native macOS APIs including:

  • libproc / rusage_info for process information, disk I/O and energy signals
  • IOKit for GPU, battery (AppleSmartBattery) and hardware monitoring
  • Metal for GPU detection
  • SystemConfiguration for network monitoring
  • UserNotifications for proactive alerts
  • ServiceManagement (SMAppService) for launch-at-login
  • Swift Charts for time-series visualization
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