A tiny memory monitor that lives in your Mac menu bar.
One little gauge tells you how full your RAM is. Click it and you'll see where it's going — total used, swap when there is any, and the apps hogging the most. The top apps tag the orange jump in real bytes, so a runaway is obvious at a glance without making the menu too wide. An orange arrow joins the gauge when RAM is climbing fast. Quit a runaway app right from the menu.
That's it. No dock icon, no window, no fuss.
Public install is not live yet. The Homebrew Cask and notarized DMG flow are prepared, but they still need the Apple Developer signing/notarization setup before release.
For now, build the local app bundle:
./scripts/build-app.sh
open rami.appRelease notes for the future DMG and Homebrew Cask live in BUILDING.md.
MIT.