System monitor for macOS
Tidix goes deeper than Activity Monitor: every core, the GPU and Neural Engine, SMC sensors, disks with SMART, and processes with their energy impact. All in one fast, native app.
Sampling runs in the background and pages refresh only while visible, so Tidix uses a fraction of a core instead of heating one up.
Performance lists each device separately: P and E cores, memory, GPU, Neural Engine, every physical disk (NVMe, USB, SATA, or card reader, with SMART) and every network interface, from Wi-Fi with its SSID to VPN tunnels by profile name.
A process tree with app icons and columns for CPU, memory, threads, disk reads and writes, energy impact, and wakeups. Quit a process, send it a signal, change its priority, or sample it. Exited processes stay highlighted for 8 seconds.
Measured temperatures and fan speeds, confirmed power-rail readings for power, voltage, and current, battery values, and subsystem power, each with its minimum and maximum.
P and E clusters with a graph for every core, the GPU (device, renderer, and tiler), the Neural Engine, and the media engine with its list of codecs.
Fast parallel scanning, a treemap you can drill into and zoom, a ring of file categories, and the largest folders and files, which you can move to the Trash from the same window.
System health checks free space, SMART, battery, thermals, memory, load, zombie processes, and security settings (SIP, FileVault, Gatekeeper, and the firewall), and keeps an event log.
Thresholds for temperature, CPU, swap, free space, battery, or a single process, delivered as macOS notifications.
CPU on one core or all cores, memory bandwidth, sequential disk writes and reads, and Metal GPU compute, with a result history and CSV export.
Floating desktop panels with live graphs, and one menu bar item per metric showing a value, a mini graph, or both.
TCP and UDP connections grouped by app and destination, down to individual sockets and local ports.
launchd services, users and their processes, Bluetooth devices, startup items, installed apps, drivers, and kernel extensions.
English, Spanish, French, and German, switchable without a restart. Light, dark, and monochrome phosphor themes.
Pick how many Macs the license covers. Activate it from the app, and free a seat from your account whenever you switch machines.
For your one and only Mac.
$19one-time
For your desk, your laptop, and the rest of the household.
$39one-time
For studios and teams. Choose exactly how many Macs you need.
$7per Mac, one-time
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Each license covers a set number of Macs. Activating Tidix on a Mac takes one seat, and activating the same Mac again doesn't take another. When every seat is in use, free one before adding another Mac.
Deactivate the license in Tidix on the old Mac, or sign in to your account on this site and remove the old Mac there. The seat is free right away, so you can activate the new Mac.
Sign in to your account with the email you bought with. Every license key for that address is listed there, along with the Macs using it.
Tidix checks its license about once a day. If it can't reach the server, it keeps working for up to 14 days after the last successful check. The check sends only the license key, an anonymous device ID, your Mac's name, and the app version. Your monitoring data never leaves your Mac.
macOS 13 or later. Tidix is native on Apple silicon. A few readings, such as other users' processes and energy counters, need the optional privileged helper, which you can turn on in Settings.
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