HagimiMonitor
HagimiMonitor is a macOS menu bar system monitor that shows live CPU, GPU, memory, storage, network, battery, Bluetooth, and display status.
What is HagimiMonitor?
HagimiMonitor is a native macOS utilities app for monitoring your Mac's hardware and system activity from the menu bar. It helps users keep an eye on CPU, GPU, memory, storage, network, battery, Bluetooth, and display information without opening larger diagnostic tools. The app is designed for people who want quick status checks during everyday work, performance troubleshooting, or long-running tasks on Apple Silicon Macs. Its interface combines compact menu bar views with an expandable detail panel, giving both glanceable metrics and deeper breakdowns when needed. HagimiMonitor also includes statistics reports, health scoring, and quick tools such as keyboard lock and sleep-prevention controls. It is published by jiliang mo and offered both as a direct download and as a Mac App Store version with some sandbox-related feature differences.
Key features
- Monitor CPU, GPU, memory, storage, network, battery, Bluetooth, and display status from the menu bar
- Open a detailed panel with live charts, usage bars, and top-process information
- Switch between multiple menu bar display styles to match your workspace
- Review statistics reports with trend history, heatmaps, and health scores
- Reorder modules and metrics to customize the monitoring panel layout
- Use quick tools such as keyboard lock, prevent sleep, and keep display awake
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
HagimiMonitor is a legitimate Mac system monitoring tool. It reads local hardware and activity information to show live performance data, and some features may request normal access needed for system monitoring or hardware controls. The direct-download version includes fuller hardware access than the App Store version, so users should expect broader monitoring-related capabilities there. If you use the app, review its settings and disable optional usage reporting or features you do not want running regularly.
Recommendation: Keep HagimiMonitor if you actively use menu bar system monitoring, performance checks, or its quick tools. If you installed it only to test it and no longer use those features, removing it is reasonable and should mainly affect its monitoring views, reports, and convenience tools.
Common paths
/Applications/HagimiMonitor.app
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