htop-alternative

htop for Windows . TUI system monitor with per-core CPU bars, memory/swap/network, tree view, process kill, 7 color schemes, mouse support. cargo install pstop

Terminal system resource monitor for hybrid LLM workloads

A fast GUI process explorer, task manager, and system monitor for Linux. An htop/btop alternative with live CPU, memory, disk I/O, and network charts.

ProcessSpy - advanced process monitor for Mac

Bring htop to Windows – a Rust-based system monitor for developers and power users on Windows and Linux.

rockbottom (rb) — a Linux system monitor that actually reads the numbers for you and tells you what's wrong. Replaces htop, btop, top, nvtop.

Process manager that answers "who is using my machine?": apps grouped on one row, PSS memory that adds up, and where each process came from. Built for Omarchy/Hyprland; also Windows and macOS.

Minimal btop theme in the damin two-color palette

Windows re-imagining of htop, written in Go

A keyboard-driven terminal dashboard for Linux system management.

System monitor with live graphs. Reads /proc directly, renders in the terminal.

A cross-platform interactive process viewer for Linux, macOS and FreeBSD, written in Rust. Keeps htop's keybindings and puts a live inspector beside the process table.

Modern TUI process manager built with Python and Textual.

Windows Htop

Real-time system monitoring from the terminal.

a system-monitor tool that looks retro cool

A sleek, hacker-aesthetic terminal system monitor written in Go

Your machine, at a glance. A self-hosted system + developer dashboard for Linux: live monitoring and alerts, security overview, storage tools, Docker/systemd/git/API client, web terminal, packages, GNOME settings and an AI assistant, in one token-protected local web app. Python stdlib + psutil, no build step.

Procmon is a process monitor terminal-based system tool for Linux, inspired by htop

A terminal-based system resource monitor written in Rust — fast, readable, and GPU-aware. Named after the reforged sword of Aragorn, narsil is built to be sharper than the tools that came before it. It targets developers and power users who live in the terminal and need real-time system insight without leaving it.