
Stats is the most popular Mac alternative to LoadViz.
Stats is the most popular Open Source & free alternative to LoadViz.
- Stats is Free and Open Source
- Stats is Lightweight and Privacy focused
LoadViz is described as 'Library + macOS app for showing system load' and is an app in the system & hardware category. There are nine alternatives to LoadViz for a variety of platforms, including Mac, Windows, Linux, iPhone and Flathub apps. The best LoadViz alternative is Stats, which is both free and Open Source. Other great apps like LoadViz are iStat Menus, XMeters, Yet Another Framework Interface and MenuMeters for El Capitan.

Stats is the most popular Mac alternative to LoadViz.
Stats is the most popular Open Source & free alternative to LoadViz.
iStat is a series of system monitor apps. It's available in different versions: iStat Menus, iStat for iOS and iStat Server as a companion application to the iStat for iOS app that lets you remotely monitor your computers (free for Windows and Mac).




iStat Menus is the most popular iPhone alternative to LoadViz.
iStat Menus is the most popular commercial alternative to LoadViz.




XMeters is the most popular Windows alternative to LoadViz.
YAFI is another GUI for the Framework Laptop Embedded Controller. It is written in Python with a GTK4 Adwaita theme, and uses the CrOS_EC_Python library to communicate with the EC.




Yet Another Framework Interface is the most popular Linux alternative to LoadViz.
This is a port to OS X El Capitan 10.11 of MenuMeters by Alex Harper.




iGlance is a small system monitor that displays current stats about your Mac on the menu bar. It is built to be highly customizable so that everyone can adjust it to his/her needs. A full list of all the features is below.

MiniUsage displays various data like CPU usage, amount of network flow, battery status and process names which uses much CPU time in a menubar. It takes little space and can display various data, so it's suitable for notebook.


This compact utility displays real-time CPU, RAM and disk drives usage meters right on the taskbar notification area, or next to the system clock, that is always visible.




The Bubbling Load Monitor (or "Bubblemon" for short) is a system CPU and memory load monitor. It displays something that looks like a vial containing water. The water level indicates how much memory is in use.

