SystemPulse

What it does

Native macOS monitor that knows what Claude Code, MCP servers, and IDE helpers are doing to your RAM — Activity Monitor just sees 'node' and 'python'. One-click kill, cache cleanup, MCP server inspector, graceful bulk-quit. Universal binary (Intel + Apple Silicon), Apple-notarized, macOS 13+. Free Lite (open source) or Pro $15/yr — launch deal: 50% off $30.

The native macOS system monitor + cleanup utility built for Claude Code, Cursor, MCP servers, and agentic AI workflows. Names every node/python process Activity Monitor can

The native Mac monitor built for the way you actually work in 2026 — Claude Code chewing 8 GB, eleven MCP servers each forking subprocesses, Chrome's twenty-three helpers, and not a single one labelled in Activity Monitor. Three things eat your Mac in 2026, and the system tools that ship with macOS can't tell you about any of them. A long Claude Code session can sit on 8 GB+ of resident memory across its renderer and helpers. Activity Monitor groups them as "Code Helper" and shrugs. Every MCP server runs as one (or three, or eight) node subprocesses. Each shows up only as node — no hint of which integration, no idea what's leaking. Chrome doesn't have processes, it has a swarm . Killing…from systempulse.711web.com

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