Sensei 2.1.2 — macOS

Sensei runs on macOS 14 and newer, on both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs. It is a utility for keeping an eye on performance and doing routine cleanup. Developed by Cindori AB, it includes a Dashboard for a quick view of system status, monitors the GPU, CPU, and RAM, and offers tools for disk cleanup and application uninstallation. It can also enable TRIM on SSDs.

• Monitor CPU, GPU, and RAM usage in real time.
• Clean up disk space by removing temporary files and caches.
• Uninstall applications and their leftover files.
• Enable TRIM on third-party SSDs.
• View a Dashboard with key hardware and system information.

Menu bar Monitor gives live CPU and temperature glances

Version 2.1.2 refines the existing tools rather than adding big new features. The menu bar Monitor now stays available without opening the main app window, so you can glance at CPU load or temperature while working in other applications. The Dashboard loads a bit more quickly when you switch tabs, which matters if you check system status several times a day. Disk cleanup has been adjusted to better recognize leftover files from recent macOS updates, catching cache folders that earlier versions might skip. The uninstall tool also improved its scanning for associated preference files and support data, leaving fewer orphaned items behind.

• Menu bar Monitor runs independently from the main app window.
• Dashboard tab switching feels slightly faster.
• Disk cleanup catches more macOS update leftovers.
• Uninstall tool finds more associated files for complete removal.

One utility for monitoring and cleaning suits all-day Mac users

Sensei suits people who want one utility for both monitoring and cleaning, rather than juggling separate apps. Office workers who leave their Mac on all day benefit from the menu bar Monitor — it shows when the machine is under load from background tasks like file indexing or backup software. Anyone who manages a shared or family Mac will appreciate the uninstall tool, which removes applications and their scattered support files without digging through Finder folders manually.

Users who work with external SSDs, such as photographers or video editors, can enable TRIM on third-party drives from within Sensei. That option is normally hidden in macOS for non-Apple SSDs, so having it in the app saves a terminal command.

Menu bar icon changes color to show system load at a glance

Sensei includes a few details that don't get mentioned in feature lists but make daily use simpler. The menu bar Monitor uses a clean icon that changes color based on system load — green for light usage, yellow for moderate, red for high. You don't need to open a window to know something is running hard.

Disk cleanup lets you preview what it will remove before you confirm, which helps avoid accidentally deleting something useful. The uninstall tool also shows what files belong to each application, so you know exactly what gets deleted.

If you work in an office where Macs are used by multiple people across shifts, the Dashboard's hardware overview can help identify which machines are running hot or have aging batteries before problems become obvious. It is a practical check that fits into a morning routine without extra effort.

For an office Mac, Sensei gives you a straightforward way to check hardware health and clear out what you don’t need, all from one window.

• macOS 14 or later
• Intel or Apple Silicon