- Price
- $14.99/year · $34.99
- Runs on
- macOS
“ProcessSpy – The macOS Process Explorer & Advanced Monitor”its own headline
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What it costs2
“Also available on Setapp ($14.99/year or $34.99 lifetime).”
Price$14.99/yearYearly
“A license to unlock paid features can be purchased on Gumroad for $34.99 (lifetime updates, unlimited devices)”
Price$34.99One-time
How it runs2
“ProcessSpy runs entirely on your Mac. It does not collect, transmit, or store any process data remotely. Everything stays local.”
Runs offline
“…macOS 14+, Apple Silicon & Intel”
Runs onmacOS
Where it puts itself1
“Activity Monitor Alternative -> https://process-spy.app/activity-monitor-alternative”
Comparison pageprocess-spy.app/activity-monitor-alternative
What it offers as proof2
“Changelog -> https://process-spy.app/changelog”
“…docs -> https://docs.process-spy.app/”
Who it says it is for1
“Join developers, power users, and system administrators using ProcessSpy”
Made fordevelopers · power users · system administrators
What it names2
“Yes. Gumroad is a well-established platform used by thousands of independent developers and creators. Your payment is processed securely by Stripe — your card details never touch my servers.”
Data directionGumroad — writes · Stripe — writesIntegrates withGumroad · StripeNamesGumroad · StripeTouchesGumroad — payments · Stripe — payments
“ProcessSpy supports macOS 26 Tahoe.”
NamesmacOSRuns insidemacOS
What you can take with you1
“…view peak and average usage metrics, and export your findings directly to CSV for deeper analysis or reporting.”
Data export
How to reach it4
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About
Views all macOS processes with some useful information like command line arguments, package version, priority etc. Shows open files, network connections and loaded dynamic libraries. Special features: find process by clicking anywhere on the screen, run shortcut when the process starts or finishes.
