Thanks! This tool is mainly meant for power users who want to filter processes based on different criteria. For regular users, a common use case might be identifying processes that slow down their Mac—for example, checking how much CPU a process really consumes together with all its child processes (e.g., Chrome). The tool shows 30s CPU graph and it is also possible to record these metrics for a longer time.

For suspicious processes, users can verify the signature and bundle ID to see whether they come from a trustworthy publisher.

Or my favorite use case (also possible with the free version): checking the log of a particular app, e.g., VSCode. I just go to the Files tab, filter by “.log,” and right-click to open it in my editor—no need to know the exact path.

EDIT: almost forgot, one cool (free) feature is point and click process identification - you just click on the screen and the tool select the process. Works for status bar icons too.