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Digital nomads and remote workers
A different network every week. The same protection every time.
Co-working spaces, airport lounges, hotel Wi-Fi, a café you found this morning — your Mac joins a new, unknown network more often than most people’s do all year, carrying your income and your clients’ work on it.
What you need
Not have to remember to lock things down on a new network
Coffee shop mode blocks incoming connections and file or screen sharing with other devices on the same network; Paranoid mode also blocks telemetry, unsigned apps and unencrypted ports.
Know what your work tools are actually sending, from anywhere
The world map and Activity list show every connection each app makes, with the company and country behind it — the same view whether you’re at home or three time zones away.
React fast on a network that suddenly feels wrong
The kill switch cuts the internet in one click while your local network keeps working; Under attack mode lets only apps you’ve explicitly allowed connect.
Understand a prompt in seconds, not minutes
FireAI’s on-device AI explains an unfamiliar connection in plain language — no need to look up a process name mid-call.
Take your setup with you to a new Mac
Export your rules to a file and import them again in seconds — useful the day you set up a spare or replacement machine on the road.
What FireAI does for you
Security modes
Home, Coffee shop, Paranoid and Under attack. Stricter modes also block telemetry, trackers and unsigned apps.
Live world map
Every connection drawn on a 3D globe as it happens. Blocked ones in red; click any line for its details.
Per-app rules
Allow or deny each app by host, domain, IP or port. Rules follow the app’s code signature, not just its name.
Kill switch
One click cuts your Mac off the internet while keeping your local network working.
Private AI review
A built-in AI model reviews connections from unknown apps and blocks or flags suspicious ones, entirely on your Mac.
Plain-language orders
Type “block Microsoft Teams” or “go to Paranoid mode”, in English or French.
Rule files
Import and export rules as readable text files, to share a setup between Macs.
Permission prompts
When an unknown app tries to connect, FireAI asks first, and shows the AI’s reason when it flagged something.
How-to guides
- Pick the right security mode for where you are, and use the kill switch — Match FireAI’s strictness to where you are, and know where the emergency stop is.
- Find out where an app sends data, on the World map — See exactly which company and country one app is quietly talking to.
- Answer your first connection prompt, and what each lifetime means — Understand exactly what you’re approving the first time FireAI asks.
- Import and export your rules — Move your rules to a new Mac, or back them up, in a couple of clicks.
Learn more in FireAI University
- How the internet works — Lessons: 4
- Layers of security: native hygiene for a safer Mac — Lessons: 5
- Understanding cloud security — Lessons: 4
Try it on your own Mac
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