Live activity
Follow upload and download speed, active interfaces, and per-process traffic.
Network inspection
See how your Mac is connected, from speed to process.
MachKit collects the network details usually scattered across Activity Monitor, System Settings, and terminal commands, then presents them in one readable workspace without sending connection data elsewhere.
Connections and ports
Inspect remote connections, listeners, protocols, addresses, and owning processes.
Routing context
See default routes, interface selection, VPN or TUN devices, and proxy state.
What it covers
See the capability and the boundary together.
Connect traffic to the process responsible
Instead of showing only a total transfer rate, MachKit connects network activity with applications and processes. Filters make it easier to move from a busy connection to the executable and endpoint behind it.
- Real-time upload and download rates
- Per-process traffic
- Local and remote endpoint details
Inspect listeners without memorizing commands
Listening TCP ports and bound UDP ports are presented with protocol, address, process, and common service context. Process actions use safety checks and avoid system or unverified targets.
- Listening TCP and bound UDP ports
- Common developer-service descriptions
- Protected process termination boundaries
Understand why traffic takes a route
Review default and destination-specific routes alongside VPN, TUN, and proxy information. This makes common local development, corporate network, and debugging questions easier to answer.
- Active interfaces and addresses
- Default and destination route lookup
- VPN, TUN, and proxy visibility