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Vitals is the Activity Monitor alternative for Mac and AI agents. It groups every process under the app it belongs to, so a working Mac shows about 60 apps instead of about 1,000 processes, each with one figure for memory, CPU, energy, disk and network. It keeps up to a year of history, sends a notification when an app misbehaves, lives in the menu bar, and finds dev servers left running. It has tabs for the GPU, the Neural Engine, Docker containers and coding agents, with what is left of each A

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# Vitals

> Vitals is the Activity Monitor alternative for Mac and AI agents. It groups every process under the app it belongs to, so a working Mac shows about 60 apps instead of about 1,000 processes, each with one figure for memory, CPU, energy, disk and network. It keeps up to a year of history, sends a notification when an app misbehaves, lives in the menu bar, and finds dev servers left running. It has tabs for the GPU, the Neural Engine, Docker containers and coding agents, with what is left of each AI plan and when it resets, an MCP server so Claude, Codex, Cursor and any assistant that speaks MCP can ask it what is running, a vitals command that gives the same answers in the terminal, and a Customize page for chart colors, the font and weight of the numbers, and the spacing.

- Price: two ways to buy, both paid once. A year of updates is $9 for one Mac: every version released in the next twelve months, and the app keeps working after that; only a version released after the year needs a renewal. Lifetime is $39 for one Mac at the regular price, with every update for life. No subscription, no paid upgrades.
- Lifetime launch price: The launch price started at $5 for the first 1,000 licenses and rises in steps as they sell, up to the regular $39. The pricing card at vitalsmac.com/pricing shows the price today, how many are left at it, and what it goes to next. The $9 step has sold out; it is now $15.
- Vitals + Flit: Flit, the studio's dictation app (flit.fyi), has a Lifetime license that comes with a Vitals license. Bought on vitalsmac.com it is $59 during Flit's launch ($99 regular) for both apps, with both keys in one email; Flit covers 2 Macs and the Vitals license one.
- More Macs: Lifetime packs of 2, 5, 10 or 25 Macs cost $25, $55, $99 or $199 today ($78, $195, $390 or $975 regular), as one license key with that many seats. A pack never costs more than the one-Mac price for each Mac. The year of updates has no packs; several are bought as a quantity at checkout.
- Free trial: 3 days of every feature, with no account and no card. Download from https://vitalsmac.com/download or with Homebrew, open Vitals and choose Try Free. After buying, a 14-day refund.
- Cash back: post about Vitals on X, Threads, Reels, TikTok or Shorts; 5,000 views refunds 50%, 20,000 refunds all of it (on X and Threads, 10,000 and 50,000 views).
- Latest version: 1.8.0, released 2026-10-22. Updates install from inside the app; the changelog is at https://vitalsmac.com/changelog.
- Roadmap: what is coming next, in order, is at https://vitalsmac.com/roadmap: A storage map: what takes your disk space; Safe cleanup of caches and old build files; Drive health; Disk activity for each drive; Mac Health; A watchdog for runaway dev processes. Nothing on the roadmap is in the app yet; the changelog lists what is. No dates. A lifetime license includes all of it; a year of updates includes what ships during the year.
- How buying works: download Vitals from vitalsmac.com/down
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