You work.
Breeze cools.

Breeze is a Mac fan control app. Automatic mode monitors CPU and GPU temperature and adjusts fan speed while you edit video, play games or work.

The real Breeze interface on a Mac with M2 Max.

Look after your Mac.
Cool it your way.

Editing, games and demanding tasks put your Mac under load. Breeze helps you monitor heat, choose fan speed and increase cooling when needed.

Automation on your terms

Use the ready-made Breeze mode or set your own temperature thresholds and fan speeds. Separate rules for power adapter and battery.

Meet Breeze automation ↗

Fan speed for your task

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Decide when to increase cooling and when to return to system control.

Protection when temperatures rise

Heating upMaxCooling down

At high CPU or GPU temperatures, Breeze switches to maximum fan speed. After cooling down, it returns to the selected mode.

Compare all cooling modes ↗

Keep Mac temperatures
in view.

CPU, GPU, battery and available sensors, together with fan speeds. One window to spot rising temperatures and choose a suitable mode.

Light theme. The ≈ symbol identifies temporarily held readings.

Find the sensor you need

Switch between CPU, GPU, battery and other available component categories. Keep track of what matters for your task.

Readings with a clear status

Check current temperatures, peaks and fan speed. Breeze marks unavailable readings and temporarily held values.

Mac cooling.
Right beside the clock.

Temperatures and fan speed are visible in the menu bar. Check the heat and choose a cooling mode right from your workspace.

Choose the readings you need and how they look. Breeze can run in the background; open the main window whenever you need details.

More about the menu bar ↗

Choose how
to cool your Mac.

Let Breeze handle fan speed, choose a fixed speed or keep normal macOS control. Compare six modes and find yours.

Let Breeze handle fan speed.

Automatic mode adjusts fan speed to CPU and GPU temperature: it increases cooling as your Mac heats up and smoothly reduces speed as it cools down. Ready-made rules are already set up — choose Breeze and get on with your work.

Modes are available in the Breeze app on Macs with fans.

How Breeze mode works ↗

Make it yours.
Breeze remembers.

The ready-made profile already monitors CPU and GPU heat. Higher temperatures mean stronger cooling; fan speed decreases as your Mac cools down.

Adapt the profile to your work: choose sensors, thresholds and speeds for each fan. Save separate power adapter and battery rules and set how smoothly speeds change.

More about Breeze mode ↗

Temperature rises.
Cooling increases.

Ready-made Breeze rules as CPU or GPU temperature rises
TemperaturePercentage of maximum speed
50 °C50%
60 °C60%
70 °C70%
80 °C80%
85 °CMax
As temperature falls, each step disengages 5 °C below its threshold. Smooth transitions take 5 seconds by default. You can change the rules.

Your way of working.
Your Breeze settings.

Choose the readings you need, get heat notifications and save measurements to understand your workload.

Always within reach.

Enable launch at login, choose background mode and set keyboard shortcuts. Breeze will be ready whenever you need to check your Mac.

°C / °F

Degrees your way.

Choose °C or °F and show the temperatures and fan speeds you need in the menu bar.

CSV

Understand the heat.

See how temperatures changed while you worked. Save measurements or enable a CSV log in your chosen folder.

History and logs ↗

Catch rising temperatures in time.

Choose a temperature threshold. Breeze shows a system notification when fresh readings exceed it; you can enable sound in settings.

About notifications ↗

Cooling
with protection.

You choose the mode. Breeze works within your Mac's limits.

BreezeHelperMac fans
How protection works ↗

Installation under your control

A separate Breeze helper controls the fans. You approve its installation through macOS, and the helper verifies the app before accepting commands.

Normal control returns to macOS

When monitoring is paused, the Mac sleeps, the app quits or the connection is lost, normal fan control returns to macOS.

Your Mac's capabilities

Available sensors, minimum fan speeds and control options depend on the model. Check your Mac's capabilities before purchasing.

Different Macs.
One Breeze.

macOS Big Sur 11 or later. The package includes Apple Silicon and Intel versions; available sensors and fan control depend on your Mac model.

Check compatibility ↗
Apple Silicon
Mac Intel

What matters
before buying.

How do I choose a Breeze license?

Choose €1 per month, €9.90 per year or €25 once for a lifetime license. Every plan covers one active Mac and can be transferred. After confirmed payment, your key arrives by email and is activated in the app. Buying and activating Breeze.

Will Breeze work on my Mac?

Breeze requires macOS 11 or later. It includes Apple Silicon and Intel versions. Available temperature readings and fan control depend on the individual model. Requirements and Mac differences.

Can Breeze cool a fanless Mac?

Fan speed control is available only on Macs with fans. On fanless models, monitoring features depend on the available sensors.

Can I use Breeze alongside TG Pro?

Do not enable manual control in two apps at once. Before enabling Breeze control, switch the other utility to system mode. Simultaneous controllers can interfere with each other.

All questions and answers ↗

Add Breeze
to your Mac.

Manual control, automation and your own rules.
€1 per month, €9.90 per year or €25 once.

Buy BreezeHow to start ↗