Features
The homepage is the introduction. This is the reference: what each part of UrMac shows, why it matters, and which plan includes it.
Overview
The Overview is where UrMac opens: every resource side by side, with live values and a plain status for each.
Monitor
Each resource has its own view with live values and recorded history across 1H, 6H, 24H, and 7D windows. UrMac also reports your Mac's thermal state as macOS provides it.
CPU
Follow total CPU utilization over time, separate user and system activity, and see the applications using processor time. Put a busy moment in the context of your processor and its recent history.
GPU
See GPU utilization alongside recorded history and graphics hardware details. Compare current activity with earlier periods to understand when your graphics workload changes.
Memory
Read memory pressure alongside used and available memory, swap, and application usage. Historical context helps you distinguish a momentary increase from a change that persists.
Battery
Keep charge level, battery health, charging state, and available power readings in view. Understand whether your Mac is charging or drawing from its battery, with recorded history for context.
Available readings depend on your Mac and the telemetry it provides.
Storage
See free and used capacity together with read and write throughput. Recorded disk activity gives you context for busy periods, while capacity shows how much room remains.
Network
Follow your Mac's download and upload activity through recorded history. Selected-period averages and peaks help you compare traffic across time without attributing it to individual applications.
Period summaries use continuous recorded samples. Missing intervals are not counted as zero traffic.
Sleep
Review awake, asleep, and unrecorded periods, then compare sleep-session duration with recorded battery changes. See what was recorded while your Mac moved between work and rest.
Sleep and wake activity is logged. Sleep-loss investigation is not currently listed as an available incident type.
Applications
See which applications are using your processor and memory right now. Sort by what matters, find an app by name, and open it to inspect the processes behind it.
Application CPU is measured per logical core, so a busy app can exceed 100% on a multi-core Mac.
Intelligence
UrMac Pro turns recorded history into evidence you can review, compare, and keep. UrMac AI is coming soon.
Investigator
Bring recorded findings, historical baselines, and associated application activity together. Review the evidence, confidence, and available recommendations before deciding what deserves attention.
Incidents
Review recorded performance incidents with their time window, severity, confidence, and related application evidence. Follow the timeline and available before, peak, and after context to understand the change.
Reports
Review findings and incidents for a selected time window, filter by severity, and revisit the available recommendations. Export a report as text, CSV, or JSON to keep a record for later review.
Ask UrMac
In a future release, ask questions grounded in bounded, structured context from your Mac's recorded activity, incidents, and baselines. Answers will depend on the evidence available, rather than an assumed explanation for every change.
Plans
UrMac Free
$0
UrMac Pro
$24.99 · one-time purchase
UrMac AI
$7.99/month
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