PulseGrid for macOS
PulseGrid requires macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later.
PulseGrid can scan for nearby Bluetooth LE devices to show in the Network tab. You can deny this permission — the rest of the app works fine without it.
PulseGrid discovers devices on your local network (printers, NAS, smart devices) using Bonjour. Denying this just hides the device list — all other features work normally.
No. All metrics stay on your device. The only network request is a latency check to captive.apple.com (Apple's connectivity test URL).
Press ⌘⇧P (Command+Shift+P) or click the pip icon in the sidebar/toolbar.
Right-click your desktop → Edit Widgets → Search "PulseGrid" → Drag widgets to your desktop.
Due to macOS App Sandbox restrictions, PulseGrid can see detailed info for its own process but limited info for others. This is normal for Mac App Store apps and ensures your security.