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Lazy Stats

Your Mac's health at a glance in the menu bar

A menu bar app that shows CPU, GPU, memory, storage, battery and network use at a glance, for Mac users who want a quick, private health check.

Mac App Store

Intel and Apple silicon

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Direct download (1.7 MB DMG)

Apple silicon only

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Verify download

The DMG is signed and notarized, so macOS checks it when you open it. To compare checksums as well, run this in Terminal and match the result:

shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/LazyStats-1.3.0-14.dmg

SHA-256

3be4fc1175be444f13d7f9cbd33c5d20a79533f3c17577fc0a666ddadbc324ad
Version
1.3.0
Price
Free
Requires
macOS 13 or later
Lives in
Menu bar
Security
App Sandbox
Network access
None
Your Mac's health at a glance: the Lazy Stats panel with CPU, GPU, memory, storage, battery and thermals
Features

What it does

Lazy Stats lives in the menu bar and shows how your Mac is doing: CPU, GPU, memory, storage, battery health, thermals, uptime and network throughput. The icon turns green, yellow or red based on thresholds you set. Detail views break down memory use and show recent trends. Everything is read and processed on your Mac, with no network access, no analytics and no account.

  • 01

    Menu bar status

    The icon turns green, yellow or red. Advanced mode adds one live metric like RAM 80%; Icon Only shows just the icon.

  • 02

    Usage at a glance

    Bars for CPU, GPU, memory and storage. The top 3 CPU apps appear when CPU passes its high threshold.

  • 03

    Memory details

    Activity Monitor's categories (App Memory, Cached Files, Wired, Compressed, Swap), an estimated pressure level and the top 3 apps.

  • 04

    Performance trends

    Sparklines of the last 30 samples for CPU, GPU, memory and storage, plus network download and upload rates and the thermal state.

  • 05

    Battery health

    Max capacity and condition from the same source as System Settings, plus cycle count. Rows hide when macOS doesn't report them.

  • 06

    Custom thresholds

    Set normal and high levels per metric. Defaults are 80% / 90% for CPU, memory and storage, and 90% / 95% for GPU.

  • 07

    Global shortcut

    An optional ⌘ shortcut opens or closes the panel. New installs start with none, and Settings warns if another app uses it.

  • 08

    Light when idle

    Refreshes every 2 seconds with the panel open and every 10 seconds when closed. Running apps are only scanned while it's open.

Screenshots

A closer look

  • Watch trends as they happen: recent CPU, GPU, memory and storage history plus live network throughput
  • Make it yours: icon-only or detailed menu bar, launch at login and an optional keyboard shortcut
  • Set your own thresholds: choose when CPU, GPU, memory and storage count as normal or high
  • Private by design: everything is processed on your Mac, with no analytics, accounts or network access
Release notes

What's in 1.3.0

  • Per-app CPU is now correct on Apple silicon and shown as a share of the whole Mac
  • Memory figures now use the same categories and accounting as Activity Monitor
  • Helper processes are listed under their app, and other processes show full names
  • Battery health and condition now match System Settings; missing values are hidden
  • Network throughput no longer wraps on busy interfaces or spikes on new connections
  • CPU, network and process rates stay correct across sleep and wake
  • New installs get no default shortcut; existing users keep theirs, including ⌘L
  • New About tab in Settings with privacy notes, the app version and a website link
  • Redesigned threshold sliders with higher-contrast knobs for light and dark mode
  • Less background work: no process scanning while the panel is closed