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Storage, unified
All disks combined—or every device separately.
Native system metrics
BETA2
Your whole machine.
One live view.
TMOG brings the depth of a serious systems console to a native, focused task manager for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
60 FPSlive meters
SWIFTnative on macOS
WIN32native on Windows
QT 6native on Linux
C++shared system metrics core
The mission
The clarity of Activity Monitor.
The depth of Task Manager.
The speed of a cockpit.
Most system monitors make you choose between approachable and powerful. TMOG refuses the trade-off.
It starts with a dense, click-through Summary: CPU, clock, thermals, GPU, memory, storage, network, energy, and the processes responsible for the load.
Go deeper without leaving the app. Inspect every logical core, combine or separate disks and interfaces, follow a process tree, control services, and browse the Mac's System Report as a native expandable hierarchy.
Every core, honestly
See the silicon
doing the work.
Default logical-processor mode reveals the shape of a workload, not just its average. Performance and efficiency cores are color-coded, kernel time is optional, and the overview keeps frequency, topology, cache, uptime, processes, and threads nearby.
- Overall, logical processor, and NUMA views
- Color-keyed utilization traces
- Instantaneous VFD meter at display cadence
Memory with context
Not just used.
Accounted for.
Read memory pressure alongside application, wired, compressed, cached, committed, available, and swap data. TMOG separates what is occupied from what is expensive—and makes the trend visible.
- Live utilization and configurable scrolling history
- Pressure, compression, cache, and swap
- Hardware details when the platform exposes them
More signal. Less hunting.
A console for the
whole machine.
Every surface shares one visual language: fast VFD meters, dense history graphs, native actions, and details that stay out of the way until you need them.
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Network
Adaptive live bandwidth, totals, identity, and link details.
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Energy
Instantaneous watts, history, power state, and process impact.
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Thermals
Hotspot metrics and sensor trends with an orange signal path.
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Processes that act like processes
Tree view, filtering, sorting, follow mode, and native verbs.
Make it yours
Your machine.
Your phosphor.
Follow the system appearance, keep TMOG in light or dark mode, or give the entire console a classic green, amber, blue, or monochrome treatment. Color and saturation are yours to tune.
Light Mode
Color · Saturation 7
Dark Mode
Color · Saturation 7
Green Mode
Classic green phosphor
Amber Mode
Warm amber phosphor
Blue Mode
Cool blue phosphor
Mono Mode
Dark · Saturation 0
Native means native
One idea.
Three real applications.
01 / MAC
Swift + AppKit
A Mac application that behaves like one: native windows, tables, menus, drag and drop, launchd controls, System Report, Apple silicon topology, power, thermal, GPU, and Neural Engine system metrics where macOS makes them available.
- Target
- macOS 13+
- Architecture
- Apple silicon + Intel x64
Download for
macOS
Version —
02 / WIN
Native Win32
No browser shell. TMOG uses native Windows controls, process and service actions, logical processor topology, storage and network providers, and the conventions Windows power users already know.
- Target
- Windows 11
- Architecture
- x64
Download for
Windows
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03 / LINUX
C++ + Qt 6
A native Qt Widgets application built for Linux desktops, with process and service actions, CPU and device topology, storage and network providers, and direct system metrics from Linux interfaces.
- Target
- Linux desktop
- Display
- X11 / Wayland
