Sensorly
For macOS 14 and later

Every sensor, one glance.

Sensorly puts live temperature and humidity from all your sensors in the Mac menu bar — whichever cloud they report to. Click for the full list, history charts, and alerts.

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No account. No subscription. Your API keys stay in your Mac's Keychain.

The readings you check ten times a day, without opening five apps.

Sensorly is a small native Mac app. It lives in the menu bar, polls on the schedule you choose, and stays out of your way until something needs your attention.

Always in the menu bar

Pin the sensor you care about most and its temperature sits right next to the clock. Click for every sensor: temperature, humidity, battery, and when it last reported.

Seven sources, one list

Mix brands freely. Add as many accounts as you like and Sensorly merges them into one tidy list, in Fahrenheit or Celsius.

History you keep

Hover any sensor for 6-hour, 24-hour, 7-day and 30-day charts. History is recorded on your Mac for as long as you want — 90 days, a year, or forever.

Alerts that matter

Set high and low limits for temperature and humidity per sensor. Cross one and you get a macOS notification, and the menu bar icon turns into a warning until it clears.

Private by design

Credentials are stored in your Mac's Keychain and sent only to the service they belong to. Sensorly has no servers, no analytics and no account.

Light on your Mac

Written in Swift and SwiftUI. No Electron, no background helpers — just a quick poll every few minutes and an optional launch-at-login switch.

Works with the sensors you already own.

Sensorly connects with the official API for each service, using credentials you create in your own account. The support page shows where to find them.

  • YoLinkUAID and Secret Key
  • GoveeAPI key
  • Ambient WeatherAPI key and Application key
  • EcowittApplication key and API key
  • Tempest (WeatherFlow)Personal access token
  • SensorPushAccount login (G1 Gateway required)
  • Home AssistantServer URL and long-lived token

Your keys never leave your Mac.

An app that holds API keys to your home should be boring about privacy. Sensorly is. Read the full privacy policy — it's short.

  • Stored in the KeychainCredentials are saved in the macOS Keychain, never in plain files.
  • Direct connections onlyYour Mac talks straight to each sensor service over HTTPS. Nothing passes through us.
  • Nothing collectedNo analytics, no tracking, no account. This website doesn't use cookies either.