4 alternativesSupercharge: $20 once
The best Supercharge alternatives
For most people the best alternative to Supercharge is iStat Menus, and the best free one is Stats.
iStat MenusPick it if you want to know at a glance what spun up your fans or filled your memory.$11.99 onceCompare at a glance
Supercharge is highlighted, so you can see what you give up and what you gain.
| App | Price | How you pay | Mac | App Store | Developer | Setapp | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Supercharge | $20 once | Pay once | Too few ratings | ||||
| iStat Menus | $11.99 once | Pay once | Too few ratings | ||||
 Stats | Free, open source | Free | Too few ratings | ||||
 Atoll | Free, open source | Free | Too few ratings | ||||
 OnyX | Free | Free | Too few ratings |
Swipe the table sideways to see more
The alternatives, in order
-
Pick it if you want to know at a glance what spun up your fans or filled your memory.
Detailed live stats for CPU, memory, temperatures, network and AirPods battery in your menu bar, for a one-time $11.99.
-
Pick this if CPU, memory and temperature graphs in the menu bar are all you need, for free.
Free, open source menu bar graphs for CPU, memory, network, sensors and Bluetooth battery levels.
-
Pick it if you have a MacBook with a notch and want a free, open-source Dynamic Island for it.
A free, open-source Dynamic Island for MacBooks with media, stats and a clipboard.
-
Pick this if you like tinkering and want maintenance jobs and extra settings without opening Terminal.
A free, long-running toolbox for Mac maintenance jobs and extra Finder and Dock settings, with no Terminal needed.
When Supercharge is still the right pick
You have a running list of small macOS annoyances and would rather fix them with 1 app than 5.
Supercharge prices and verdict$20 once