FannyWidget2.3.0
Notification Center widget and menu bar application to monitor fans
v2.3.0
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Keep an eye on your Mac’s cooling system by viewing fan activity and processor temperatures from a compact dashboard. FannyWidget works as both a Notification Center widget and a menu bar application, so these readings are available in either location. Its restrained layout helps you watch system behavior without taking over your workspace.
Open Notification Center or the menu bar display to inspect the current fan speed, target speed, minimum speed, and maximum speed. The widget also shows how many fans your Mac has, along with CPU and GPU temperatures. These details can help users notice unusual cooling behavior during demanding work, gaming, or thermal troubleshooting.
FannyWidget is intended for Mac users who want quick, at-a-glance hardware monitoring rather than a larger system-management interface. It belongs to the System Tools category and is available for macOS on both Intel and Apple Silicon hardware. Version 2.3.0 is freeware.
Architecture: Intel & Apple Silicon
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