Advanced system monitor and process explorer utility. Some of the unique features include GPU and FPS monitoring as well as ability to explore details of running processes.

Battery Guard tells you how long your battery will last! It is a fully featured, enhanced replacement for the battery tray icon that comes with your Mac.

Battery Guru will place a number in your menu bar that is constantly reading and updating the current power output (or input) of your battery. This number is the measure of electrical current that is currently flowing out of your battery.

Burnerz is a freeware informational application -- its sole purpose is to provide information about connected and supported optical drives. It does not create or modify anything on your computer except the automatically generated window size/location preferences.

ConsoleGrowl runs on your Mac's menu-bar and displays all Apple Console log messages using Growl notifications. It allows you to see immediately any console message, including calls to the NSLog() function from your Applications.

Application will display all sorts of machine information right on the desktop. Displayed information includes network interface, location, IP Address, DNS Server, broadcast address, MAC address, CPU, RAM, load average, and Apple Remote Desktop (if installed).

PrefPane to show system logs, unix commands output, or images on your desktop. GeekTool provides 3 different plugins, a file plugin to monitor OS X activity, shell mode to launch custom scripts or commands, and image mode for bandwith usage, CPU loads and more.

Utility that displays computer information such as hardware, software and settings. With InforMac you can save this information as a file, protect the personal data it contains, and read this file on any other computer.

Small application runs in the background and shows the current IP address of your Mac in the menu bar. The IP address is updated regularly.

Peek at the inner workings of Mac OS X through a clever and visually compact user interface. Using iPulse's customizable gauges, users can monitor system activity such as CPU and memory usage, free disk space, network activity and more.

iTattle places network information for Airport and Ethernet. As well as system information right on your desktop. Get user account info, iBook, PowerBook, MacBook Pro battery information, application info, disk info, RAM info and perform.

Search, sort, and filter log entries using a variety of tools. Log messages are grouped by application to make finding specific log entries quick and easy. View a summary of all log messages that match your filters, or a detailed view showing the entries for a particular application.

MachineProfile collects key technical hardware information about your Mac that's not easily found elsewhere or by clicking through the tabs in "About this Mac…". Get that information now with MachineProfile, before you need to use it.

Utility is a system infomation spigot. Gives user hostname, date and time, uptime, hostinfo, number of kernel panics, information about individual kernel panics, as well as panic and system log.

Provides detailed information on every Apple Macintosh computer ever made, including items such as processor speed, memory, optical drives, graphic cards, supported Mac OS versions, and expansion options. Also included is information on Apple mice, keyboards, displays and more.

Compilation of various small utilities that run within your Mac's menu bar. Menu Utilities Collection displays the free and used space on all of your mounted drives, your Mac's used and free RAM, a list of all active application and system processes and much more.

Menubar tool displays various data like CPU usage, amount of network flow and battery status. It takes little space and can display various data, so it's suitable for laptops.

NetGrowler displays pop-up notifications on network events (joining new wireless networks, IP address changes, etc.) through Growl.

Viewer for Snow Leopard and Lion displays the vendor name, the version implemented, the renderer name and the extensions of the current OpenGL 3D accelerator.

Viewer displays the vendor name, the version implemented, the renderer name and the extensions of the current OpenGL 3D accelerator.

ProcessTimer displays the architecture, CPU utilization and percentage of real memory used of the process that has GUI focus.

Sloth is a program that displays a list of all open files in use by all the applications your user account is running on the system -- this list includes IP and Unix sockets, character devices and directories, and is generated via the lsof command line tool.

StartupProfiler is an application that will allow the user to gather Apple System Profiler information quickly and easily. The user can automatically or manually print, save, and display a wider range of options than System Profiler.

Universal Checker helps you scan and indentify Universal/X86/PPC executables/libraries. For instance, a single applicaton may contain a lot of executables, and some of them may be ppc or i386 only.

Analyses the syslog files of Mac OS X 10.2. X-Statistics analyses certain aspects of the syslog files, where MacOS X logs many status information of the system, and shows the information as diagram, graph or table.

X-Statistics analyses certain aspects of the syslog files, where Mac OS X logs many status information of the system, and shows the information as diagram, graph or table.

Menubar utility displays which processes are running on your Mac. A process window shows all running process and selecting the context menu will allow searching various websites for the process if it is not easily identifiable.