Sensei is an app that spans both software and hardware, including many more features than other apps in the Mac optimization category. It includes features for cleaning your disk, uninstalling apps, analyzing battery and disk health, monitoring CPU/GPU/RAM statistics, optimizing boot startup speeds and much more.

Sensei Features

• Performance Dashboard
• Detailed Battery Reporter
• Disk Cleaner
• Thermal Dashboard
• Theme Support
• App Uninstaller
• Detailed Hardware Information
• Temperature Monitor
• GPU Monitor
• Performance Optimized
• CPU Monitor
• Bespoke Design
• RAM Monitor
• Detailed Display Reporter
• HDD/SSD S.M.A.R.T Reporter
• 100% Native Code
• Fan Control
• Detailed GPU/eGPU Reporter
• SSD Trim Enabler
• Accent Color Support
• Disk Health Analyzer
• Disk Benchmark
• Battery Health Analyzer
• Multiple Localizations
• Disk Monitor
• Dark Mode
• Startup Speed Optimizer
• Partition Map Explorer
• GPU Firmware Exporter

What's New:

Version 1.6.0

• We've been working on a major update to Sensei over the last few weeks. This release completely overhauls the internal architecture, improves performance across the board, and fixes some of the more persistent bugs.

A new Background Service Item:

• Previous versions of Sensei included a privileged helper tool for performing tasks like gathering stats and cleaning files. But the installation process could sometimes fail, leaving users stuck in onboarding.
• Sensei 1.6 replaces the helper tool with a modern LaunchDaemon. It’s more reliable, integrates better with macOS, and once approved in System Settings, it just works. No need to re-approve it when updating the app.
• The brand new onboarding experience will guide you through approving the item.

One app instead of two:

• The menu bar Monitor app is now fully integrated into the main app. No more need to start/stop the Monitor. One launch. One experience. 
• Same features.
• Laying the groundwork for Sensei 2.0
• The new architecture is cleaner, faster, and more future-proof. This update keeps everything you know, while getting rid of the legacy pieces that made updates and bug fixes harder for us than they should’ve been.

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