macOS menu-bar utilities

Shows Claude.ai session usage as a ring gauge in the menu bar, with live percentage used and a countdown to reset — so you know whether you can keep going without switching tabs.

• ·Ring drawn natively in Core Graphics, not text glyphs — monochrome until it matters.
• ·Turns orange at 80% and red at 90%, so colour appears exactly when to worry.
• ·~40–50 MB RAM against 150–300 MB for the equivalent browser tab.

A tiny fill gauge and percentage showing memory in use, reading the same numbers Activity Monitor does — straight from the Mach kernel rather than parsing CLI output.

• ·Reads host_statistics64 directly; “Memory Used” = app + wired + compressed.
• ·Click through for App Memory, Wired, Compressed, and Swap, fetched on open.
• ·Ticks every 30s with a 10s tolerance and skips redrawing when nothing changed.

A tiny hiker who walks a procedurally generated landscape while you work, sets up camp when you step away, and counts 12 active minutes as one kilometre. The Wilderfarer identity, rendered.

• ·Terrain seeded from the date — four biomes, one named trail per day.
• ·Nightfall after 19:30; a summit flag at a half-marathon of focused work.
• ·100% local and offline — activity never leaves the machine.