Mac

Google Analytics, live in your menu bar.

Site Pulse sits quietly next to the clock: everyone on your websites right now, and a sparkline of the last 30 minutes. No Dock icon, no browser tab, no dashboard to remember.

The Site Pulse popover dashboard on Mac: 670 people on your sites

Site pages

Catch the rush as it starts.

Open a site to see where people are, the pages they’re reading, the devices they use and the events they trigger, plus how today is going so far.

A café’s site page on Mac during a spike

Your look

Map, story or ripple.

Live map on Mac
Live map · every city as it arrives
Story view on Mac
Story · your traffic in plain words
Ripple view on Mac
Ripple · your sites around the total

Desktop widgets

On your desktop, too.

All nine Site Pulse widgets work on the Mac desktop, from a single live number to a full monthly report with top countries and sources.

See all widgets ›
Monthly report widget Pulse widget Month pace widget

Questions about Mac.

Where does Site Pulse live on my Mac?

In the menu bar, with no Dock icon. You can also open it as a normal window, and choose to show it as a window by default.

Does the Mac app send my data anywhere?

No. On the Mac, Site Pulse talks only to Google Analytics, with read-only access, and keeps your sign-in in your Keychain.

Which macOS do I need?

macOS 26 or later.

Feel the pulse.

Join the TestFlight beta

Requires macOS 26 or later.

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