Track Your Data Consumption
See exactly how much data you’re using.
Monitor Your
Data Usage
Track your internet consumption, monitor network speed, and understand how your connection performs over time.
Features
Know Your ISP and IP Details
Get a clearer picture of your current network connection.
See Your Usage Over Time
Understand how your data usage changes.
View Your Network Speed Live
Watch your download and upload speeds change in real time.
Run Speed Tests
Check your download speed, upload speed and ping in seconds.
Track Your Usage by Network
See how much data you’ve used on each network you’ve connected to.
Your Internet Usage
Stays Private
No website traffic is read
Byter can only monitor network usage, not the websites or content you access.
No advertisement
Usage history stays on your Mac
Your usage history isn’t uploaded or stored remotely.
Location service for network identification
Location Services are only used to identify your current Wi-Fi or hotspot so usage can be grouped correctly.
Optional aggregated data
You can choose to share aggregated usage data to help improve Byter for all.
No personal information collected.
No App Tracking
Startup on login Optional
Choose whether Byter starts automatically when you log in.
Clear all usage history anytime
Delete everything Byter has recorded, whenever you like. It’s removed from your Mac for good.
Frequently answered
Byter is a macOS app that helps you understand your data usage, internet speed, and network history.
Byter is free to download and use, with no ads. If it’s useful to you, you can support its development and help keep it free for everyone.
No. There’s no sign-up. Just install Byter and it starts measuring your usage right away.
Only how much data passes through your network connections, plus the network name, so usage can be grouped. It never sees the websites you visit or the content you send.
Byter currently runs on macOS, on Macs with Apple silicon (M1 and later). A Windows version is on the way.
If macOS blocks the app, open System Settings → Privacy & Security and click “Open Anyway”. If that option doesn’t appear (a known issue we’re fixing), open Terminal and run:
sudo xattr -rw com.apple.quarantine "0083;00000000;;" /Applications/Byter.appYou’ll be asked for your Mac password. Or get Byter from the App Store instead.
