- The weekly report is ready the moment its notification arrives - More accurate spike counts, and the weekly comparison now includes average CPU - Times follow your Mac's 12/24-hour setting - "Find large files" now opens the Disk page

- Minor improvements

- Disk: browse folders right in Pulse, preview files with Quick Look and move whole folders to the Trash. - Keep Awake: keep your Mac awake for a custom time or until a time you pick (Pro). - Fixes and improvements.

• New design. A dashboard with a page for every metric, and a menu bar popover where every row opens in place. • Rules (Pro). Write your own alerts: a metric, a threshold and how long it has to hold. • Sleep. See which app keeps your Mac awake, and keep it awake yourself when you need to. Timers are Pro. • Disk Treemap (Pro). Your storage as one map, every folder sized by what it really takes up. • Menu bar your way (Pro). Show each metric as a number, a graph or both, up to three side by side. • Load average and P/E cores on the CPU page. • Copy your Mac's vitals as an image to share, plus a much richer system report. • Settings now live right in the dashboard.

- A plain-language verdict at the top of the dashboard: how your Mac is doing and why - Steady memory growth detection - Pulse spots apps that keep taking more memory for hours and suggests a restart (Pro) - App Catalog: what to expect from 60 popular Mac apps and what to do when they get heavy (Pro) - App Groups: combine apps (e.g. "Work") and see their total memory and CPU in one row - GPU by app: see which apps are using the GPU right now (Pro) - Disk view now groups volumes by APFS container and shows purgeable space, so "free" finally means free - "Since Yesterday" in the Weekly Report: the biggest day-over-day changes (Pro) - A note when temperatures have been climbing gradually over the past hour

- Alert notifications now take you straight to the answer - a disk alert opens the disk view, a CPU alert opens the CPU graphs - The menu bar popover shows a dot when a fresh Weekly Health Report is ready — even if notifications are off - Disk activity now has 5m / 30m / 1h history windows in the Disk detail - A proper welcome screen after unlocking Pro, and prices shown up front - Small fixes and polish throughout

- Disk activity: live read and write speeds for your Mac, with a history graph and totals since your last restart - Since Launch: a new dashboard card with the peaks your Mac reached while Pulse was watching - highest CPU, memory and GPU load, data transferred, and the hottest it ran. - Network alerts: know when your Mac loses its network connection. Off by default, and it waits 20 seconds before speaking up, so a brief Wi-Fihiccup stays quiet. - Color themes are now free for everyone. - Fixed: the pointer could show a text cursor instead of an arrow over the menu bar panel. - Fixed: the pointer could get stuck after zooming into folders in Disk Space.

- The Weekly Health Report now opens with real numbers - your average load, your busiest moment of the week, and how much storage you gained or lost. Even a quiet week has something to show. - Every item behind your Health Score is now spelled out, with a line explaining how the score is put together. - Pulse tells you when your Mac has been running for weeks without a restart - the simplest fix there is, and the easiest to forget. - When no app is behind a spike, Pulse names the background task that usually is - Spotlight reindexing, Photos analysing your library, a Time Machine backup — and reminds you it finishes on its own. - Find large files or jump to Activity Monitor right from the line that mentions them. - Sharper spike detection, better VoiceOver support, and translation polish across all 13 languages.

- See what happened while you were away: CPU, memory and network graphs now go back 24 hours and 7 days (Pro). Time your Mac spent asleep shows as honest gaps - no made-up data. - New data transfer counter: how much you've downloaded and uploaded this session and today. Great on hotspots and metered connections - check the network detail, or hover the network row in the popover. - Open Pulse from anywhere with a global keyboard shortcut. Off by default - enable it in Settings > General and record any combo you like (⌥⌘P out of the box). - Memory is now colored by real memory pressure, not raw usage - macOS keeps RAM full by design, so a healthy Mac stays green even at 80% used. Hover the memory badge for a plain-language explanation. - Battery now shows time remaining in both directions: "2h 41m left" on battery, "35m until full" while charging. - Pro accent themes no longer mask warnings - once a metric leaves its healthy range, the yellow/orange/red severity colors always win. - Slightly larger small text and better caption contrast throughout the popover and dashboard. - Fixed a visual glitch where hover callouts in the disk bubble map (and graph readouts) could ghost window content behind them. - Fixed a duplicated tooltip on small disk bubbles.

- Shortcuts support: get CPU, memory or health score, copy a full system report, or open the dashboard from Shortcuts and Spotlight - Health card now names the apps behind memory and CPU pressure - and lets you quit them with one click - Export your monitoring history to CSV (Pro): per-sample session data or daily summaries, ready for Numbers and Excel - Disk Bubble Map (Pro): a visual, zoomable map of what's eating your disk - results stream in live as the scan runs, with reveal-in-Finder and move-to-trash right from the map - Scrub any graph to see which app was the culprit at that exact moment - Battery health: track your battery's capacity trend over time - Metric details now open inside the dashboard window - no more window-in-a-window - New look on macOS Tahoe: Liquid Glass menu bar panel and refined visuals - Under the hood: lower CPU and battery footprint, and smarter behavior around Mac sleep and wake

- Hover over any graph to see the exact value and time at that point - New history range picker in metric details: 5 min, 30 min, or 1 hour (Pro) - New alerts: get notified when your Mac runs hot or the battery drops low - Quit or Force Quit resource-hungry apps right from the Top Apps list - Right-click the menu bar icon for quick access to Dashboard, Settings, and Quit - Copying a system report now shows a clear confirmation - Esc now closes the popover and dashboard - Small layout and polish fixes throughout

- Time-span labels under history graphs - Smarter history restore: stale data from hours ago no longer stitched into live graphs - Health graph now survives relaunch - Network graphs no longer smooth away short traffic bursts - Fixed a rare loss of saved history when quitting right after launch

- New App icon - Disk Space scans in one click - pick a folder and results appear right away, with no repeat permission prompts. - Rebuilt the space breakdown: top-level items and buried subfolder items are now separate, with no duplicates. - Memory Used now matches Activity Monitor, so high-memory alerts and the health score react properly. - CPU usage counts background work correctly instead of reading as idle. - Fixed a rare crash and a false spike in the network graph.

- The GPU now has its own icon everywhere in Pulse - no more confusing it with the CPU chip at a glance. - Pick GPU for your menu bar and it shows a clear "GPU" label next to the percentage. - GPU utilization is now a section in the popover too, right under Memory, with your graphics device name. - Empty state for popover.

- Up to 4x lower CPU usage: smarter polling that slows down when you're not looking and snaps back to real-time when you open Pulse - No more CPU spikes when opening the popover or dashboard - checking your top consumers won't put Pulse on that list - Temperature and GPU sensors are now read only while visible - fewer wakeups, better battery life - Richer sparklines in the popover metric rows - Choose Light or Dark appearance for the whole app

- Pulse Pro settings now show exactly which features you've unlocked at a glance. - Minor improvements

- Click any dashboard card to see an expanded detail view with full graphs and top consumers - Health card collapses when all is well and expands when something needs attention - CPU/memory spikes now light up the affected card and surface a notice in the popover - Reorder or hide popover sections in Settings (Pro) - Locale-aware number formatting, compact cards, smoother cold start, accessibility fixes

- NEW: Per-core CPU monitor - see every core's load at a glance, with Performance and Efficiency cores grouped separately on Apple Silicon. Free for everyone. - NEW (Pro): Live graphs in your menu bar - a real-time sparkline of CPU, memory, or network, adapting automatically to light and dark mode. - Improved: Charts animate smoothly between updates, Pro features unlock with a smooth transition, and popover rows highlight on hover. - Fixed: Battery health

- Minor improvements and bug fixes.

NEW: Weekly Health Report Once a week, Pulse now tells you how your Mac really did: - CPU & memory spike counts - and which apps caused them - Recurring patterns, like "Slack memory spike almost daily around 15:00" - A storage forecast before your disk fills up - Battery aging trends, month over month - Week-over-week comparison: better or worse? Your first report arrives after a week of quiet background data collection - no extra energy use, it reuses data Pulse already gathers. Pick the delivery day and time in Settings. The summary and spike counts are free for everyone; the full breakdown - culprits, patterns and forecasts — is part of Pulse Pro. Also in this version: - More reliable purchase restore - Small fixes and performance improvements

- NEW: Spike Log (Pro) - Pulse now quietly records CPU and memory spikes together with the apps that caused them. Came back to a hot, slow Mac? Open the dashboard and see exactly what happened while you were away - the culprit apps, the peak load, and when it started. - Spikes from the last 24 hours are kept, and survive relaunches. - The upgrade screen now recovers gracefully when pricing can't be loaded, and honestly notes that sensor availability varies by Mac model. - Choose how many Top Apps to show (3–15, Pro). - 1-second refresh is now part of Pro, as always advertised. - Fully localized in all 13 languages, plus many small fixes and performance improvements.

- Fixed battery icon and color sometimes showing differently between the menu bar and dashboard for the same charge level - Removed animation for lower CPU usage - Canceling a disk scan now stops it immediately instead of continuing in the background - Temperature and fan sensors now recover automatically instead of staying unavailable for the rest of the session - Threshold alerts no longer get silently delayed after changing the refresh interval in Settings - Improved VoiceOver support in the process list - Family Sharing purchases now show a clear "waiting for approval" status - Various localization fixes across all supported languages - General reliability improvements

- Live pulse animation - graphs in the menu bar and dashboard now pulse as metrics refresh. - Cleaner Disk Space - folders and files are now combined into one ranked list, with Reveal in Finder and Move to Trash right where you need them. - Settings redesign

- More for free - live GPU load, temperatures, and your top memory-hungry app now show without Pro. - A longer history graph, 1-second refresh, and saving reports to a file are now free too. - Lighter on your Mac: noticeably lower CPU and battery use, with extra power saving when idle. - The Dock icon now appears only while the dashboard is open, and disappears when you close it. - Typo fixes

- Health Score — a single 0–100 score that tells you how your Mac is doing at a glance, with a clear list of what's affecting it and how to fix it. - Temperatures & fans — live CPU/GPU temperatures and fan speed where your Mac exposes them (Pro). - GPU monitoring — real-time GPU utilization and VRAM usage (Pro). - Disk Space breakdown — see where your storage goes and find your largest files, with Reveal in Finder and Move to Trash (Pro). - Energy impact — new Energy sort in Top Apps to spot what's draining your battery, alongside Memory and CPU. - New menu-bar options — show Temperature or GPU right in the menu bar. - First-run intro — a quick walkthrough of what Pulse does (re-openable from Settings). Improved - Memory pressure now reflects the real macOS pressure level instead of raw usage. - Battery health and cycle count show "Unavailable" instead of fake values when macOS doesn't expose them. - The Pro color theme now applies across every card, including Network and Battery. Fixed - Top Apps could get stuck on "Scanning…" — now lists your apps reliably. - The dashboard and intro windows sometimes wouldn't open — fixed. - Mounted installer disk images (e.g. ".dmg" volumes) no longer clutter the Disk card. - The "Rate" button now opens the App Store review page directly. - More reliable detection of monitoring errors.