macOS
Apple Silicon · macOS 14.0
Signed and notarized. Updates are installed from inside the app.
Process explorer by Devmil Solutions
ProcessLama lists the processes on your computer as a tree and shows CPU, memory, network, and storage use for each one. It runs on macOS, Linux, and Windows, and it is in beta.
01 / The window
A sketch of the main window, built in HTML with made-up numbers. You can select a row, fold a branch, search, switch between tree and process figures, or lock the tree.
ProcessLamaby Devmil SolutionsBeta build
02 / Features
Some details differ between macOS, Linux, and Windows, and the inspector can only show what the system allows.
Processes are shown with their parents and children. Rows keep their place while the values update.
Lock the tree to freeze the order while you look at something. The values keep refreshing.
Search by name, PID, or path. Matches are highlighted and the rest of the tree stays visible. A search can be saved as a filter.
CPU, memory, network, and storage per process and per subtree, with history charts. Hover a chart to read a sample.
Open files, sockets, threads, and security details for the selected process. When the system denies access, the inspector says so.
Terminate, force kill, suspend, or resume a process. ProcessLama asks before it sends a destructive signal.
Pin the processes you check often, or narrow the view to one subtree.
Save the current tree, give it a name, export it, and open it again later.
03 / Download
Pick the file for your system. The downloads page lists a SHA‑256 checksum for every file.
Apple Silicon · macOS 14.0
Signed and notarized. Updates are installed from inside the app.
x86_64
RPM and DEB include the service for per-process network figures. The portable builds can install it from the app.
x86_64 · Windows 10 1809
The app checks for new builds and links back to the downloads page.
Checksums, install commands, and earlier builds are on the downloads page. Open the downloads page