The OG Creator of Task Manager on Windows Built a New Task Manager
The original creator of the Windows Task Manager has released a new, advanced system utility for macOS called TMOG. The tool provides deep insights into system performance, including CPU, GPU, and memory metrics.
Why it matters
This provides power users and developers with a more granular, native-feeling tool for system monitoring on Apple silicon hardware.
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.
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.
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.
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.
All disks combined—or every device separately.
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