MULTIMETER for macOS

Meters for anything, in your menu bar.

Battery, CPU, network, timers, countdowns and your own numbers: 16 things to measure, each drawn by a face you pick or make yourself. Your battery still gets the star treatment.

Coming soon to the Mac App Store.

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Up close. These are the app's real meters, running live in your browser.

Pick what to measure

Every meter is a face plus a source. Choose what it measures, then the face that draws it.

Power
System
Network
Time
Your Data

CPU

How busy the processor is, across all cores.

  • Percent Full
  • Hearts
  • Laser Sword
  • Book Power
  • Needle Gauge
  • LCD Readout
  • Sparkline
  • Level Bar
  • Ring
  • Label & Value
Still the star

Your battery, first class

Battery meters know when you're charging, when you're plugged in, how long you have left and how long until full. Health, cycle count and temperature are there for faces that want them.

Charge
 
Status
 
Time
 
Health
 
Cycles
 
Temperature
 

Keyboard or mouse running low? Bluetooth accessories that report their battery get meters too.

Make every meter yours

Rename it, set its range and unit, give it a color, and choose when it turns yellow or red. Ask for a notification when it goes critical.

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Customize Meter
Color
Your data

Send it any number

Send values from anywhere with a multimeter:// link: Terminal, scripts, Shortcuts, Raycast, cron. If it can open a link, it can update a meter. Or point a meter at a web address, a file or a script.

  • Web AddressA number from a web address, plain or JSON.
  • FileA number from a file, updated whenever the file changes.
  • ScriptThe number a shell command prints, on a schedule.
Terminal
zsh
# Update the Deploys meter
~ % open -g "multimeter://set?key=deploys&value=38"

# Range and label ride along
~ % open -g "multimeter://set?key=coffee&value=3&max=5&label=Coffee"

# Or write JSON to a file a meter watches
~ % echo '{"value": 42, "max": 100, "label": "Queue"}' > ~/queue.json

Themes for every mood

Save sets of meters as themes and switch between them from the menu bar.

  • Working
  • Fun
  • Movie Time

How It Works

Three steps

1

Install

Get Multimeter from the Mac App Store and open it once.

2

Add meters

Press Command-N to add a meter: pick what it measures, then the face that draws it. Change its label, range, color and alerts any time.

3

Enjoy

See what matters at a glance. Click any meter for its details, its timer controls, or to switch themes.

MULTIMETER puts the numbers you care about in your menu bar, drawn the way you like.

For Developers

Make Your Own Faces

Every face is a small web page made with HTML, CSS and JavaScript, and it works with every source. If you can build a web page, you can build a meter.

  • Live Reload: your meter updates as soon as you save
  • Meter data: value, level, ready-to-show text, alert state, color, history, and every battery detail
  • Share: submit your meters to the gallery for others to use
meter.js
// Works with every source: battery, CPU, your own numbers
window.addEventListener('meterUpdate', (e) => {
  const { level, formatted, label, state, tint } = e.detail;

  bar.style.width = `${level * 100}%`;
  text.textContent = `${label} ${formatted}`;
  document.body.dataset.state = state; // normal, warning, critical
  if (tint) bar.style.background = tint;
});