Projects sharing features with Bpytop

gtop is a terminal system monitor and process resource manager that provides a text-based user interface for tracking operating system performance. It functions as a real-time dashboard for monitoring CPU, memory, and network resource usage directly within the command line. The tool enables terminal-based process management by allowing users to identify and analyze resource-heavy tasks. It specifically supports sorting active system processes by their CPU and memory consumption to assist with server resource analysis and performance troubleshooting.

neohtop is a terminal-based system resource monitor and process manager for Linux. It provides a text-based user interface for tracking CPU and memory usage and managing active system tasks without requiring a graphical desktop environment. The utility functions as a live dashboard for observing hardware performance and resource allocation. It enables users to search, filter, and terminate system processes, with the ability to pin specific entries to ensure they remain visible during monitoring. The tool covers general system observability and process management, allowing users to isolate sp

Gotop is a terminal system monitor that provides a real-time hardware activity and system performance dashboard. It functions as a customizable resource dashboard and an extensible metrics collector, rendering system data through a graphical terminal interface. The project distinguishes itself as a remote system monitor capable of exporting local sensor data via a read-only port and polling performance metrics from remote servers. It supports extensibility through a plugin system that uses shared object files to integrate custom hardware performance tracking. The tool covers various observab

Bottom is a cross-platform system monitoring tool that provides real-time visibility into hardware performance and process activity within a terminal-based interface. Built as a command-line utility, it tracks metrics for processor, memory, storage, and network usage while offering tools to inspect, organize, and terminate active system processes. The application utilizes a modular layout engine that allows users to arrange independent data-visualization widgets into a custom grid. This interface is powered by an immediate-mode rendering approach and an event-driven input loop, ensuring the d

s-tui is a terminal-based CPU monitoring tool and stress testing utility. It provides a real-time interface for tracking processor frequency, temperature, power consumption, and utilization through visual graphs. The project includes a thermal throttling detector that identifies performance drops by analyzing sensor data. It also functions as a metric-based script runner, capable of automatically executing custom shell scripts when monitored hardware metrics exceed predefined numeric thresholds. The tool generates synthetic processor loads to verify thermal stability and hardware performance

Glances is a cross-platform system monitoring tool designed to track real-time resource usage and hardware health metrics across diverse computing environments. It functions as a command-line utility that provides a unified view of system performance, identifying bottlenecks and maintaining infrastructure stability through a consistent abstraction layer that translates kernel calls into actionable data. The project distinguishes itself through its distributed capabilities, offering a web-based interface that enables remote access to live performance metrics from any device without requiring d

LibreHardwareMonitor is a .NET library and system health monitoring tool for Windows. It provides a programmatic hardware sensor API and a low-level interface to access real-time temperature, voltage, and fan speed data from computer hardware components. The project serves as a bridge between Windows operating system calls and physical sensors, allowing for the monitoring of processors, graphics cards, motherboards, storage devices, and network adapters. This enables the tracking of system stability and the collection of environmental changes across various hardware components. The software

TrafficMonitor is a system performance monitor that provides a floating desktop window and taskbar overlay to track real-time CPU, memory, and network speed metrics. It functions as a customizable system overlay and hardware resource tracker, displaying live statistics and user-defined data through transparent desktop widgets. The project uses a plugin-based system and dynamic-link libraries to extend data sources and add new hardware tracking capabilities. It includes a theme engine that reads external configuration files to apply custom skins, fonts, and background colors to the interface.

htop is a terminal user interface system monitor for Unix systems. It functions as an interactive process viewer and real-time resource visualizer, providing a dashboard to track CPU, memory, and load average metrics. The tool enables the sorting, filtering, and termination of active system processes and threads. It distinguishes itself through a text-mode interface that can render processes in a hierarchical tree structure to visualize parent-child relationships and allows for the assignment of CPU affinity to specific processor cores. The monitoring surface covers CPU utilization, memory a

Flutter Server Management App is a mobile application designed for monitoring and controlling remote servers through a graphical interface. It serves as a central hub for remote server administration, providing a visual way to manage Linux, Unix, and Windows systems. The application distinguishes itself by integrating mobile hardware features, such as biometric authentication and native push notifications, to secure and alert users about system contexts. It features a dedicated Docker container manager for controlling the lifecycle and status of containers and a server health monitor for trac

shadcn-svelte is a collection of accessible and customizable user interface elements for Svelte applications. Rather than being distributed as a traditional dependency, these components are provided as source code that is copied directly into the project codebase. The library utilizes a registry-based distribution system, allowing users to install specific UI blocks and components via a command-line interface. This system uses JSON metadata to define dependencies and file paths, while a bootstrapping process automates the configuration of styles and CSS variables. The project integrates Tail

vtop is a terminal system monitor and interactive process manager that provides a real-time command line dashboard for tracking system resources. It displays CPU and memory activity through graphical charts and process lists. The tool features a customizable interface that supports predefined and custom visual theme files. It allows for the identification and termination of active system tasks and process groups using keyboard and mouse support.

Trippy is a network diagnostic tool and terminal user interface that combines ping and traceroute functionality to analyze network paths and performance. It provides a network packet parser and path analyzer to detect packet loss, jitter, and multipath routing through continuous network probing. The project is distinguished by its support for specialized tracing strategies, including Paris and Dublin, to ensure consistent path discovery. It identifies network address translation devices and utilizes heuristic analysis to distinguish genuine packet loss from rate-limiting. Broad capability ar

gping is a terminal-based network latency grapher and performance monitor. It functions as a cross-platform ping client that visualizes ICMP response times as real-time line graphs directly within the command line. The tool distinguishes itself by operating as a command execution time plotter, allowing the duration of any shell command to be graphed over time to analyze performance fluctuations. It supports multi-host latency plotting and provides shorthand identifiers for monitoring connectivity across different cloud infrastructure regions. The utility covers network diagnostics and observ

Vuestic Admin is a Vue 3 administration dashboard template and framework designed for building back-office applications and internal management consoles. It provides a ready-to-use foundation that integrates Vite, Pinia, and Tailwind CSS to accelerate the development of administrative interfaces. The project features a themed UI management system with a central configuration engine for global styles and branding, including a toggleable dark mode. It also includes a mocked API development environment that intercepts network requests and provides static data stubs for interface testing and rapi

Theme-ui is a React theme framework and CSS-in-JS utility used for building themeable user interfaces. It functions as a design system tool that establishes centralized, constraint-based scales for colors, typography, and spacing to ensure visual consistency across applications. The framework distinguishes itself through an array-based responsive shorthand for mobile-first layouts and a dedicated color mode manager that synchronizes with browser preferences and persists user selections. It also features a system for creating named style variants to control component appearance via properties

s-ui is a web-based management interface for Xray VPN protocols. It provides a graphical user interface for configuring and monitoring network protocols, inbounds, and outbound routing rules. The project includes a VPN subscription manager for generating and distributing configuration links to clients, as well as an access controller to enforce data usage caps and account expiration dates. Administrative access is secured through token authentication and SSL encryption via custom certificates. The system provides observability tools for tracking real-time CPU, memory, and network traffic met

This project is a QML desktop shell designed for desktop environment orchestration and interface customization. It functions as a system status dashboard and a declarative user interface for managing system hardware, window metadata, and user sessions. The shell features a dynamic theme generator that extracts dominant colors from wallpapers to automatically synchronize the global visual color palette. It utilizes an inter-process communication system to orchestrate shell functions and a hierarchical JSON configuration framework to manage global and per-monitor interface layouts. The system

bandwhich is a command-line network utility and terminal bandwidth monitor designed for real-time traffic analysis. It functions as a process-based traffic tracker that links network bandwidth usage directly to the system processes and remote hosts responsible for the data transfer. The tool provides a terminal user interface for monitoring active connections and identifying data-consuming applications. It performs background reverse DNS lookups to associate remote IP addresses with human-readable hostnames and tracks cumulative data utilization over the duration of a capture session. Its br

Terminus is a multifunctional terminal emulator and connection manager designed for managing remote server shells and local hardware device connections. It functions as a customizable shell interface and a cross-platform serial client, supporting communication via SSH, Telnet, and serial ports. The application features an extensible system that allows the integration of third-party plugins, such as AI assistants and additional connectivity tools. It includes a dedicated SSH connection manager with support for jump hosts, port forwarding, and the storage of sensitive credentials within encrypt

This project is a keyboard-driven terminal file manager designed for efficient navigation and manipulation of local and remote filesystems. It functions as both a standalone console file explorer and a versatile file picker, allowing users to select paths and pass them to external shell commands or system utilities for automated workflows. The application distinguishes itself through a highly modular architecture that supports compile-time feature flagging and static binary compilation, ensuring a minimal memory footprint and portability across environments. Users can extend its core function

Procs is a high-performance system process monitor and viewer written in Rust. It serves as a replacement for the ps command, providing a command-line interface to track active system processes and their associated CPU and memory metrics. The tool is distinguished by its container awareness, which maps system tasks to their corresponding Docker container names. It also features an interactive process tree to visualize parent and child relationships in a hierarchical layout and a JSON exporter for programmatic data analysis and automation. The monitoring surface includes real-time activity tr

nvtop is a terminal-based dashboard used for monitoring the performance, memory usage, and temperature of multiple graphics processors and hardware accelerators. It functions as a centralized administration tool to track the health and compute load of several devices across a single system. The tool distinguishes itself by correlating system process IDs with hardware resource consumption, allowing users to identify specific applications consuming GPU resources. It employs a vendor-agnostic abstraction layer to support hardware from multiple different manufacturers within a single interface.

System and process monitor for Linux

Btop is a terminal-based system monitor that tracks and displays real-time hardware performance metrics. It functions as a resource usage dashboard, providing visibility into processor, memory, disk, network, and active process activity directly within a text-based interface. The application utilizes ANSI escape sequences to render complex graphical interfaces and data visualizations within standard terminal emulators. It is designed as a cross-platform performance tool, maintaining consistent monitoring capabilities across various Unix-like operating systems through a platform-agnostic build

Zenith - sort of like top or htop but with zoom-able charts, CPU, GPU, network, and disk usage

React-admin is a framework for building data-driven administrative interfaces that connect to REST or GraphQL backends. It provides a comprehensive suite of tools for managing the full lifecycle of administrative applications, including resource-oriented routing, declarative form scaffolding, and context-driven state management. By utilizing a modular adapter-based architecture, the framework abstracts backend communication, allowing developers to build consistent CRUD interfaces that handle data fetching, authentication, and synchronization automatically. The project distinguishes itself thr