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Sparkle projects on GitHub

Sparkle, the macOS software auto-update framework

As of , the most-starred Sparkle projects on GitHub are codenotch (2.8K stars), mac-performance-monitor (937 stars) and macspace-releases (386 stars). GitHub.Locker tracks 5 Sparkle repositories with 4.7K stars combined. The fastest-growing on October 16 was macspace-releases, with +10 stars in a day.

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  1. #1 · vinzdg/codenotch

    codenotch

    Codenotch is a macOS app that pins a small notch to a screen edge showing how much of each coding assistant's usage limit you have burned, and whether a session is working, done, or waiting on you.

    2.8K
  2. #2 · Zesty0wl/mac-performance-monitor

    mac-performance-monitor

    A native macOS performance monitor and recorder that tracks CPU, memory, GPU, network, disk, battery, and sensor readings, letting you compare them against the processes behind them. It works as a menu bar readout, a quiet background recorder, or a window you open when needed.

    937
  3. #3 · 1architect/macspace-releases

    macspace-releases

    MacSpace is a free, open-source macOS menu bar app that shows what fills your disk's System Data, frees what's safe to delete, and can turn off Apple Intelligence (deleting the on-device models) plus Apple's background analytics and data-collection features.

    386
  1. 4

    what-the-port

    251tomjohndesign/what-the-port · Swift

    WhatThePort is a native Swift menu bar app for macOS that shows every local development server running on your Mac: project name, port, git branch, uptime, and resource use, so you can open, restart, or stop them without hunting through terminal windows.

  2. 5

    OpenYoink

    230MuQY1818/OpenYoink · Swift

    OpenYoink is a free, open-source macOS utility that lets you drag files, images, text, and links onto a temporary shelf at the screen edge or into the Mac's Dynamic Island, then drag them out again once you've switched to the target window. It's built with SwiftUI + AppKit and lives in the menu bar without a Dock icon.

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