watt-is-it
A tiny native macOS menu-bar utility that shows your Mac's real power figures — actual input from the charger, system draw, rated adapter input, and charge surplus — so you can see whether your charger really delivers what it promises.
Open source since 2014
macOS menu-bar utilities, self-hosted services, and research tooling. Everything here is public, deliberately small, and built because the thing didn't quite exist yet.
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A tiny native macOS menu-bar utility that shows your Mac's real power figures — actual input from the charger, system draw, rated adapter input, and charge surplus — so you can see whether your charger really delivers what it promises.
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A tiny native macOS menu-bar utility that shows your Mac's real power figures — actual input from the charger, system draw, rated adapter input, and charge surplus — so you can see whether your charger really delivers what it promises.
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