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TrafficZero

See what is using your Internet.

TrafficZero monitors your Mac's network traffic in real time — right from the menu bar. See current upload and download speeds, track daily usage, find out which apps are eating your bandwidth, and get alerts when usage spikes. All local, all private, no cloud.

Version 1.0.0 · macOS 14.0+ · June 22, 2026

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One-time license

$8

2 Macs · one-time

  • Use on up to 2 Macs
  • Updates to the current major version
  • At least three years of macOS compatibility fixes
  • 30-day money-back guarantee
  • No account required to use the app

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See it in action.

TrafficZero menu bar popover showing live download and upload speeds, daily usage, and top apps

TrafficZero menu bar popover showing live download and upload speeds, daily usage, and top apps

TrafficZero dashboard with current speed, daily usage, bandwidth history graph, and per-app usage

TrafficZero dashboard with current speed, daily usage, bandwidth history graph, and per-app usage

TrafficZero per-app bandwidth usage showing download and upload for each application

TrafficZero per-app bandwidth usage showing download and upload for each application

Free vs Paid

Try it free. Unlock everything with a one-time license.

Free
Paid
Menu bar speed monitor
✓
Today's total usage
✓
Live dashboard
✓
Bandwidth history
Last 15 minutes
15 min / 1 hour / Today
Per-app usage
Top 3 apps
All apps
High bandwidth alerts
—
Custom alert thresholds
—
History retention
7 days
7 / 30 / 90 days
Display mode options
✓
Connection info
✓
Local processing
✓
Updates included
—

Everything you need, nothing you don't.

Live menu bar speed

See your current download and upload speed directly in the macOS menu bar. Choose from five display modes including compact and icon-only.

Per-app bandwidth

Find out exactly which apps are using your Internet. See download and upload totals for every app with network activity.

Usage history

Track daily, weekly, and monthly bandwidth usage. View bandwidth graphs for the last 15 minutes, 1 hour, or full day.

High usage alerts

Get notified when download or upload speed exceeds your threshold. Set custom limits and minimum duration before alerting.

Private by design

TrafficZero monitors usage locally on your Mac. It never inspects packet contents, records URLs, or uploads your data.

One-time purchase

No subscriptions. Pay once and keep the version you buy. Updates to the current major version and at least three years of macOS compatibility fixes included. Try the free tier first.

Release history

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v1.0.0
stable
June 22, 2026

TrafficZero 1.0.0 The first release of TrafficZero — see what is using your Internet. # Features - Menu bar speed monitor — live download and upload speed with five display modes - Live dashboard —…

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Common questions

What can I do for free?

The free tier includes the menu bar speed monitor, today's total usage, the live dashboard, last 15 minutes bandwidth graph, and top 3 apps. Activate a license to unlock all apps, extended history, and high bandwidth alerts.

Does TrafficZero upload my data?

Never. TrafficZero monitors network usage locally on your Mac. It does not inspect packet contents, record URLs, or upload any data. The only network request is license validation.

How does per-app tracking work?

TrafficZero uses macOS system tools to identify which processes are using bandwidth. App names are matched to running applications. This is best-effort — some system processes may appear by their technical names.

Where is TrafficZero after I install it?

TrafficZero lives in your menu bar (top-right of your screen) showing live upload and download speeds. Click it to see the dashboard, or right-click for settings and the full window.