memwatch

6.8easy start · #6 of 23
in Game Memory Editors

Runs on Mac.

memwatch is ranked #6 of 23 in game memory editors on The Geeks Club. It runs on macOS. There is a free plan.

memwatch plans and pricing

MIT-licensed software Free Build and install from source · MIT license github.com · 4 Oct 2026

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Purpose: memwatch searches and modifies variables in a running process’s memory through an interactive interface.
Use cases: The author says they use it as a game cheat and as a debugging aid alongside tools such as gdb.
Search: It can search process memory by value and refine results using comparisons such as equal, greater than, and less than.
Supported types: Search types include strings, 32- and 64-bit floating-point values, and signed or unsigned integers from 8 to 64 bits.
Memory controls: Found values can be read, written, monitored, frozen, and unfrozen.
Process controls: The interface includes commands to pause and resume the target process and send it Unix signals; execution-state support is described as experimental.
Platform: The project describes itself as a macOS memory editor and says it should build and run on recent OS X versions.
Installation: The README gives source-build steps using phosg and libamd64, followed by make and sudo make install.
Access requirements: The README's run command uses sudo to attach memwatch to a target process.
License and warranty: The repository includes the MIT License, which grants use without charge and provides the software without warranty.
Support: The README asks users to let the author know if the program does not work on their system.
Price from: Free

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