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Can I Use

Does DevPulse monitor my apps?

DevPulse monitors all the apps developers use — browsers, editors, runtimes, containers, and communication tools. Here's what's supported and what features are available for each.

Chrome
Full Chrome intelligence — typical RAM: 8–25 GB
Docker Desktop
VM reservation vs actual usage — typical RAM: 2–8 GB reserved
VS Code
Extension and workspace tracking — typical RAM: 1–6 GB
Cursor
AI editor memory tracking — typical RAM: 2–8 GB
Xcode
Build system & simulator tracking — typical RAM: 4–20 GB
Slack
Electron app monitoring — typical RAM: 500 MB – 2 GB
Node.js
Dev server & process attribution — typical RAM: 200 MB – 4 GB per server
Ollama
Local AI model monitoring — typical RAM: 4–48 GB (model dependent)
IntelliJ IDEA
JVM heap monitoring — typical RAM: 2–8 GB
Figma
Design tool monitoring — typical RAM: 1–6 GB
Notion
Electron app monitoring — typical RAM: 500 MB – 3 GB
Discord
Voice & chat monitoring — typical RAM: 400 MB – 1.5 GB
Zoom
Video call monitoring — typical RAM: 300 MB – 1.5 GB
Android Studio
JVM + emulator tracking — typical RAM: 4–16 GB
Postman
API tool monitoring — typical RAM: 500 MB – 2 GB
Arc Browser
Chromium browser monitoring — typical RAM: 2–12 GB
Spotify
Music app monitoring — typical RAM: 300 MB – 1 GB
Claude Code
AI agent memory tracking — typical RAM: 2–8 GB
OpenClaw
AI coding agent memory tracking — typical RAM: 8–48 GB (model dependent)
Microsoft Teams
Communication app monitoring — typical RAM: 600 MB – 2.5 GB

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