System Monitor widget for your Mac desktop

To add a system monitor widget to your Mac desktop, describe it in DesignMyMac — “A neon cyberpunk HUD with CPU, memory, disk and network: black with magenta and cyan accents in mono type.” — and it designs the widget in any style, font and colour, then places it on your desktop behind your windows. You can resize it, move it, and edit it on its own later.

A black mono HUD card shows live CPU, memory, disk and network readings in cyan with magenta highlights. A small clock and a day-progress bar sit beneath for a clean cyberpunk panel.

What it's built from

• heading — a headline
• system — CPU, memory, disk and network
• divider — a separator
• clock — digital, analog, flip or word clock in any time zone
• progress — a bar or ring, or the day, week, month or year filling itself

Make it yours

• Any style — fonts from handwritten to pixel, glass or solid cards, retro window and pixel frames.
• Painted art — describe a picture and DesignMyMac paints it into the widget.
• Edit one widget without touching the rest of your desktop.
• Live — clocks tick, weather updates, calendar and music read from your Mac.

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