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Feature · Available since FireAI 0.1.0

The World map

See where your data actually goes, not just a hostname you’d have to look up yourself.

Where in FireAI: World map

World map with a connection card for Brave Browser Helper: Amazon, brave-today-cdn.brave.com, Allowed, Seattle, the Allow rule that let it through, and the Investigate… and Block buttons.

“Every connection your apps make, live. Blocked ones in red.” Each line is a real connection from this Mac to a real destination, drawn the moment it happens.

Reading the map

  • Click a line or a destination for a card with the app, the company and place when known, whether it was allowed or blocked, and a short reason.
  • The side panel lists every connection, filterable to one app, and lets you hide or show “Kinds of traffic”: Sign-in, App data, Calls, Media & content, Tracking, and Other.
  • Export saves one app’s connections to a file, for closer inspection outside FireAI.

Real company logos (opt-in)

By default, destinations show a coloured monogram and make no extra requests. Turn on Show Logos and FireAI fetches each company’s own icon from its website and caches it on this Mac — nothing is fetched until you turn this on.

Camera & mic

The Camera & mic button at the top right shows which app turned your camera or microphone on, and where that app’s traffic went while it was active — covered in its own page.

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