ProcessSpy

ProcessSpy gives you a live view of every process on your system — CPU load, memory usage, disk activity, and open network connections — updating as it happens. No refreshing, no guesswork. Just a clear, continuous picture of what's going on under the hood.

You used to need Terminal to get this kind of detail. ProcessSpy puts it all in a clean interface — process metadata, thread counts, parent-child hierarchies — so you can inspect what you need without running a single command.

Some processes start, do their thing, and disappear before you can blink. ProcessSpy keeps a record of finished processes so you can go back and see what ran — even after it's long gone from the active list.

Not sure what a mystery window on your screen belongs to? Point at it and ProcessSpy jumps straight to the underlying process — no digging required.

When your process list runs into the hundreds, finding the culprit takes patience — unless you have good filters. ProcessSpy lets you sort and narrow down the list quickly so you spend less time hunting and more time fixing.

Not every situation calls for diving into process details. Sometimes you just want to know: is my Mac working too hard right now? ProcessSpy's summary view gives you a quick read on overall system health without wading through rows of data.