Solutions
Families and students
See what the family Mac talks to, and keep homework time for homework.
One Mac, several people, and apps that connect to far more places than anyone realises: games, social apps, “free” tools that come with trackers.
What you need
Know which apps go online, and where to
The world map and the Activity list show every connection each app makes, with the company and country behind it.
Stop one app, not the whole internet
Block a single app, or one company for one app, in a click or a sentence such as “block Roblox”.
Notice when the camera or microphone switches on
FireAI shows which app turned them on and where that app sends data while they are on.
What FireAI does for you
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.
Plain-language orders
Type “block Microsoft Teams” or “go to Paranoid mode”, in English or French.
Camera and mic watch
See the moment an app turns on your camera or microphone, and watch its network traffic on the globe while it's active.
Kill switch
One click cuts your Mac off the internet while keeping your local network working.
How-to guides
- Find out where an app sends data, on the World map — See exactly which company and country one app is quietly talking to.
- Block an app from the internet, or just one company or domain for it — Cut off exactly what you mean to — the whole app, or just one company it talks to.
- See which app turns on your camera or microphone, and where its traffic goes — Know which app can see or hear you, not just that something can.
- Use Ask FireAI in plain language — Type what you want in your own words, in your own language.
Learn more in FireAI University
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