Bbangnyang for Mac 1.3

The busier your Mac,the more she bakes.

36%

CPU usage36%

Kneading away

Drag the slider to make your Mac busier

Download for Mac — Free

Version 1.3.0 · macOS 13 or later · Apple Silicon & Intel · 2.3MB · Free

New in 1.3: Dangling Bbangnyang, storage cleanup and new idle moves

A bread cat who lives in your menu bar. The harder your CPU works, the faster she bakes. When things are quiet, she loafs around, yawns and grooms. Click her to see how your Mac is doing, and let her help when storage runs low.

01Characters

Pick your companion.

All three speed up as your Mac gets busier, and change moves past 45% and 85%. Speed follows CPU by default, or you can switch it to memory or network.

01
Baking Bbangnyang
Chef hat on, kneading away. Steam curls off her back and a fresh loaf pops up behind her. Past 85%, her eyes start to spin.
02
Rolling Sikppang
Hops along when things pick up, tumbles head over heels past 45%, and trembles in a panic past 85%.
03New
Dangling Bbangnyang
Hangs from your menu bar. The busier it gets, the harder she swings and kicks her legs. Past 85%, her eyes go wide.

When it’s quiet

She loafs with a swish of her tail, and every so often yawns, grooms or bats at some yarn. Leave her long enough and she curls up for a nap.

BbangnyangTail swish
SikppangSmiling
Dangling BbangnyangGentle sway
Sleeping BbangnyangIdle for 2 minutes: fast asleep

02Dashboard

One click. Your whole Mac.

Click Bbangnyang in the menu bar to see how hard your Mac is working, all on one screen.

CPU: User, system and idle, with a 60-second graph
Memory: Memory pressure, plus app, wired and compressed memory
Storage: Free space, plus one-click cleanup with Bbangnyang
Battery: Maximum capacity, cycle count and temperature
Network: Wi-Fi or Ethernet, local IP, upload and download speeds
Today: How many loaves she’s baked today

Numbers shown are examples.

Baking Bbangnyang

1,284 loaves baked today

CPU24%

Last 60 seconds

System9%

User15%

Idle76%

Memory64%

Memory Pressure: 21%
App Memory: 8.4GB
Wired Memory: 2.1GB
Compressed: 1.2GB

Storage234GB free

Used: 260GB / 494GB

Tidy up with Bbangnyang →

Battery82%

Max Capacity: 92%
Cycle Count: 214
Temperature: 31.2°C

NetworkWi-Fi

Local IP: 192.168.0.24
Upload: 48KB/s
Download: 1.2MB/s

03Clean up

Low on space?Tidy up with Bbangnyang.

Open Clean up in the popover and she sniffs out what’s piling up on your Mac, sizes and all. You decide what goes.

Delete what comes back. Trash the rest.

1
Caches go right away
App caches, Xcode build leftovers and simulator caches are rebuilt when needed, so they’re deleted directly.
2
Your files only go to the Trash
Downloads, node_modules and big files are moved to the Trash, never deleted, so you can always put them back.
3
Emptying the Trash asks first
That part can’t be undone, so she checks with you before emptying it.

Numbers shown are examples.

Found 44.9 GB

41.6 GB free of 494.4 GB

App cachesApps rebuild these. Deleted right away.
6.8 GBDeleted
Xcode build leftoversDerivedData — rebuilt on your next build.
12.3 GBDeleted
Simulator cachesRebuilt when you run a simulator.
3.1 GBDeleted
Installers in Downloads.dmg · .pkg · .zip — not needed once installed.
5.2 GBTo Trash
Old downloadsNot opened in 90+ days. Moved to the Trash.
1.9 GBTo Trash
Unused node_modulesProjects untouched for 60+ days. npm install brings them back.
2.8 GBTo Trash
Files over 1 GBReview and pick yourself. Moved to the Trash.
8.6 GBTo Trash
TrashEmptying can’t be undone.
4.2 GB

04Customize

7 coats. 11 hats.

Tap to try them on. Baking Bbangnyang and Dangling Bbangnyang wear them both.

Coat 7

Hat 11

Mirror
Tire out when busy
New look every 10 minutes

05Menu bar text

Only the numbers you need, right beside her.

Show any of CPU %, memory %, free storage, network speed and battery as text. Tap to turn each one on or off.

24%234GB

06The basics

Lightweight and quiet.

FreeNo payments or subscriptions
No adsNo account needed
No trackingCollects no usage data
NotarizedSigned with Developer ID
macOS 13+Ventura or later
Apple Silicon · IntelRuns natively on both
3 languagesSwitch right in the app
Open at loginTurn it on from the welcome window

07Install

Three quick steps.

1
Download
Click the download button and open the DMG.
2
Drag
Drag Bbangnyang into your Applications folder.
3
Open
Open Bbangnyang from Applications, and she’ll appear in your menu bar. A welcome window shows you around the first time.

08FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is it really free?

Yes. No payments, no subscriptions, no ads.

Which Macs does it run on?

Any Mac running macOS 13 (Ventura) or later, Apple Silicon or Intel.

Does it collect my data?

No. There’s no account, and it doesn’t collect usage data.

Will cleanup delete my files?

No. The only things deleted directly are caches that apps rebuild on their own: app caches, Xcode build leftovers and simulator caches. Your own files, like downloads, node_modules and big files, are only moved to the Trash, so you can restore them. Emptying the Trash always asks first, and you pick everything that gets cleaned.

Can I change the language?

Yes. Starting with 1.2, you can choose Automatic, 한국어, English or 日本語 in the app. Automatic follows your Mac’s language.

I have an older version. How do I update?

Quit Bbangnyang from its menu, drag the new Bbangnyang from the DMG into Applications, and choose Replace.

Bbangnyang isn’t showing up in my menu bar.

On a Mac with a notch or a crowded menu bar, she can get hidden. Remove a few other icons, or if you use a menu bar manager, set Bbangnyang to always show.

How do I uninstall it?

Quit Bbangnyang from its menu, then drag it from Applications to the Trash.

Put Bbangnyangin your menu bar.

Free · No ads · No account