Hotspot Meter
Hotspot Meter is a free macOS menu-bar app that tracks Wi-Fi and hotspot data usage in real time, showing live speeds, per-network totals, and usage alerts before you hit your cap.
A private data-usage meter for your Mac menu bar
- Monitoring data usage on metered connections like phone hotspots
- Avoiding overage fees on hotel or café Wi-Fi
- Tracking usage on travel routers or limited data plans
- Keeping an eye on data consumption during remote work
- Download and install Hotspot Meter on your Mac (macOS 10.15 or later).
- Launch the app; it appears in the menu bar with no setup needed.
- View live upload/download speeds and per-network data totals directly from the menu bar.
- Optionally set a data limit (100 MB to 10 GB) to receive native macOS notifications as you approach it.
- Enable auto-tracking to start monitoring automatically when joining a hotspot or tethered connection.

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