What is my computer doing?
System monitor
CPU, memory, disk, network, GPU, battery and temperature, live in the menu bar or tray, with 30 days of history and alerts for apps that misbehave.
16 tools for your Mac or Windows PC, from a live system monitor to file recovery. They share one window, one licence and one 7-day undo, so you do not need a separate app for each job.
One licence, $29.99 once per computer. Every tool on this page included. No subscription, no account, works offline.
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Live readings, history and the controls macOS and Windows keep out of reach, in the menu bar, the tray or under the notch.
What is my computer doing?
CPU, memory, disk, network, GPU, battery and temperature, live in the menu bar or tray, with 30 days of history and alerts for apps that misbehave.
Why are the fans so loud?
Every temperature sensor on your Mac, the apps heating it up, and a fixed fan speed that always goes back to automatic.
How is my Mac right now?
A live panel under the notch: readings, now playing, a file shelf, clipboard history, calendar, timers and world clocks. A top bar on Windows.
Can I turn just this app down?
Set the volume of each app separately and have it remembered, see who is using the microphone, and check Bluetooth battery levels.
How long will my battery last?
Battery condition, cycle count and capacity, and on Apple silicon MacBooks a charge limit from 50 to 95%.
Why did my Mac wake up?
Every wake last night and what caused it, the battery lost while asleep, and Travel Mode for a MacBook in a bag.
Find out what fills the disk, clear what is safe to clear, and keep a 7-day undo for what you sweep.
Where did my space go?
Every folder and file by size in a treemap, sunburst, flame graph, bubbles and more, down to the file.
What can I safely delete?
Caches, logs, temp files, update leftovers and downloaded cloud copies, each rated safe or review first, with a 7-day undo.
How many copies do I have?
Byte-for-byte duplicates, similar photos and, on a Mac, similar videos and duplicate folders.
What is running on port 3000?
Every running dev server with its project and port, Docker containers, and the build caches that eat 50 GB.
Which drive is that file on?
Search every external drive you own while it sits in a drawer, and get warned before a drive fails.
Remove apps completely, decide what starts on its own, and update everything from one list.
How do I remove it completely?
Remove apps with all their leftovers, find files left by apps you deleted years ago, and manage browser and system extensions.
What runs when I log in?
Everything that starts on its own, items pointing at deleted apps, and a local check for known adware.
What is out of date?
Updates from every source in one list: Sparkle, App Store, Homebrew and GitHub on a Mac; winget, Store, Chocolatey and Scoop on Windows.
Get deleted files back from removable drives, and see who and what can reach your data.
Can I get it back?
Recover deleted photos, videos and documents from USB sticks, SD cards and external drives, and on Windows from NTFS and the Recycle Bin.
Who can see my stuff?
Which apps can use your camera, microphone and screen, what others see before you share your screen, and a privacy cleaner on Windows.
Most people collect these one at a time: a monitor here, an uninstaller there, a recovery tool on the day something goes missing. Bytesweep does each of these jobs, with the same undo and the same privacy rules throughout.
| If you are looking for | People often install | In Bytesweep |
|---|---|---|
| A menu bar or tray system monitor | iStat Menus, Stats, Sensei, Process Explorer | System monitor |
| Mac fan control and temperatures | Macs Fan Control, TG Pro | Fan control |
| A notch app with shelf and clipboard | NotchNook, boring.notch, Alcove, Dropover, Maccy, Itsycal, Clocker | Notch panel |
| Per-app volume control | SoundSource, Background Music, EarTrumpet | Sound and Bluetooth |
| A battery charge limiter | AlDente, coconutBattery | Battery health and charge limit |
| A disk space analyzer | DaisyDisk, GrandPerspective, WinDirStat, WizTree | Storage analyzer |
| A junk and cache cleaner | CleanMyMac, CCleaner, BleachBit | Junk cleaner |
| A duplicate file and similar photo finder | dupeGuru, Czkawka, Gemini | Duplicate finder |
| Find and stop what is on a port | Port Killer, DevCleaner for Xcode | Developer tools |
| A catalog of external drives | NeoFinder, DiskCatalogMaker | Drive catalog and health |
| An uninstaller that removes leftovers | AppCleaner, App Cleaner & Uninstaller, Revo Uninstaller, IObit Uninstaller | App uninstaller |
| A startup manager and adware check | KnockKnock, Autoruns | Startup and security check |
| Update all apps at once | MacUpdater, Latest, UniGetUI, Patch My PC | App updater |
| Recover deleted files | Disk Drill, Recuva, EaseUS Data Recovery, PhotoRec | File recovery |
Names are other makers' products, listed so you can tell what each Bytesweep tool does. They are not affiliated with Bytesweep, and each has strengths of its own.