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Would you want Vitals on Windows?
Vitals is a Mac app: CPU, memory, disk, network, sensors, sound and Bluetooth in the menu bar, and a Projects tab that knows which dev servers and ports are yours. Enough people have asked for it on Windows that I want a count before I decide. Leave your email if you’d use it.
We email you a link to confirm. If Vitals comes to Windows, you hear the day it is ready. If it doesn’t, you hear that too. Vitals’ news in between, and you can leave in one click.
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Where this stands.
Nothing is built. If it were, the parts that make Vitals Vitals would carry over: apps instead of a wall of processes, so Chrome is one line with its helpers folded under it; insights that say when something has been busy for too long; Projects, which finds the dev servers, ports and idle Node processes that are yours; and readouts you arrange yourself. The rest would be built for Windows.
A count, not a promise.
This list is how I decide whether Vitals for Windows is worth building. There is no build yet, no date, and no “coming soon”. If the list says yes, I start, and the people on it hear first.
Built for Windows.
Not a port. Vitals was built for the Mac’s menu bar, down to how a readout sits beside the clock. Windows has a tray, not a menu bar, and a Windows version would be built for that, in a shape that belongs there.
One email, either way.
If it happens, you hear the day it is ready. If it doesn’t, you hear that too. Vitals’ news in between, and you can leave in one click.
What Vitals is on a Mac today.
An activity monitor that lives in the menu bar. Every readout can be its own item, a value, a graph or both, arranged the way you want. Behind them a dropdown with the busiest apps, and a window with a tab for each thing the Mac does: CPU, memory, disk, network, sensors, sound, Bluetooth and your projects.
It is paid once, $9 for one Mac while the launch price lasts, and the features section lists everything it does.
If you want to see it before any of this is decided, the home page has every tab working in the browser, and the pricing card has the live price.
Questions about Vitals for Windows.
Something else? Email [email protected] and a person replies.
Is Vitals for Windows coming?
Not decided. This page exists to decide it. If enough people sign up, I build it and the list hears first. If not, the list hears that instead, and nobody is left waiting on a promise.
What happens when I join the waitlist?
You get one email with a link to confirm your address. After that, Vitals’ news now and then, and one email when there is an answer about Windows, either way. Every email has a link to leave, and one click is enough.
Can I run the Mac version on Windows?
No. Vitals reads the Mac’s own sensors, processes and audio, and none of that exists on Windows. A Windows version would be a new app built on the same ideas.
When would it be ready?
There is no date, because there is no build. If it starts, the first email says so, and the second says when it is ready.