A native macOS menu bar app to monitor your xCloud sites and servers — site health, SSL, backups, vulnerabilities, server resources & services — without leaving your desktop.
Live status in your menu bar · one click to every site & server.
Requires macOS 14 (Sonoma) or newer.
| Mac | Download |
|---|---|
| Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4/M5) | ⬇︎ xCloud‑Pulse‑Apple‑Silicon.dmg |
| Intel | ⬇︎ xCloud‑Pulse‑Intel.dmg |
Not sure which one? Click the Apple menu → About This Mac. A "Chip" starting with Apple = Apple Silicon; a "Processor" that says Intel = Intel.
- Open the downloaded
.dmg. - Drag xCloud Pulse into your Applications folder.
- On first launch macOS may block it (the app isn't notarized yet):
- Right‑click the app in Applications → Open → Open in the dialog.
- If it still won't open, run this once in Terminal:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/xCloud Pulse.app"
- Click the xCloud icon in the macOS menu bar (top‑right).
- Open Settings and paste your xCloud API token, then Save Token.
- Click Test Connection — you should see "Connected successfully", and your sites & servers will load.
Create an API token from your xCloud account settings. Read scopes are enough for monitoring; write scopes enable actions like server reboot, service restart, trigger backup, cache purge, and vulnerability scan.
- Menu bar summary — sites/servers counts and an at‑a‑glance health indicator.
- Site details — status, SSL, backups (remote/local), vulnerability breakdown, performance and CPU/RAM/Disk history charts.
- Server details — resources, services (with restart), reboot, and monitoring history; disconnected servers highlighted.
- Search sites and servers, and deep‑link straight to the xCloud dashboard.
- Optional write actions (reboot, service restart, backup, cache purge, scan) behind a settings toggle.
Download the latest .dmg from the table above and replace the app in Applications.