1 BIT DATA

// WHAT IT DOES

• Menu bar live readout — current ↓/↑ speed, today's total, mini sparkline graph.
• Per-app + per-destination tracking via macOS nettop, enriched with DNS hostname + GeoIP (country, ISP, city).
• Service grouping — CDN IPs auto-aggregated under their registrable domain or ISP, so reports read like a story.
• Network-aware — auto-detects current Wi-Fi or hotspot via gateway IP, supports friendly aliases.
• Native dashboard — 8 tabs: overview, apps, destinations, quotas, networks, reports, export, settings.
• HTML reports — daily / monthly / yearly / last 30 days with charts, drill-down, hourly heatmap.
• Built-in speed test using macOS networkQuality, with history.
• Quotas + macOS notifications — daily / weekly / monthly limits per app or per network.
• CSV / JSON export for any period.
• 6 languages — English, Turkish, Spanish, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Hindi.

// WHY IT EXISTS

On a mobile hotspot or a metered plan, the question "where did my data go this month?" is surprisingly hard to answer. macOS's built-in Network Utility only shows live speed. Third-party tools tend to be expensive, send your usage to a server, or both. 1 Bit Data is the small tool that should have come with the OS: live, local, honest, with the same terminal aesthetic as everything else from this studio.

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// INSTALL