# FireAI Docs > O FireAI, firewall com IA para Mac, mostra cada conexão dos seus apps e agentes de IA e bloqueia as que você escolher. A IA roda no seu Mac. 17 dias grátis. Canonical: https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs ## Primeiros passos - [The Home dashboard](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/home-dashboard.md): The Home dashboard gives you a short status line, the Ask FireAI composer, today’s top suggestions, and today’s numbers, all on one page. - [Your protection status at a glance](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/protection-status-at-a-glance.md): The protection status card tells you at a glance how well your Mac is protected, and lets you change the place, the mode and the kill switch without opening another screen. - [How FireAI watches your Mac’s connections](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/how-the-network-filter-works.md): This is how a Mac firewall can work without a kernel extension: FireAI sits on your Mac as an Apple Network Extension content filter, so it can see and judge every app’s connection without a separate helper daemon. - [Install the FireAI Mac firewall and finish Setup](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/install-and-finish-setup.md): Install FireAI on your Mac by moving it to Applications, approving the system extension, and turning on the content filter so protection can start. - [Answer your first connection prompt, and what each lifetime means](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/answer-your-first-connection-prompt.md): When FireAI shows a connection prompt on your Mac, understand what the Block and Allow choices mean and how long each answer is kept. ## Ver suas conexões - [The World map](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/world-map.md): The World map is a live globe of every connection your Mac’s apps make, with the company and country behind each one. - [Find out where an app sends data, on the World map](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/find-where-an-app-sends-data-on-the-world-map.md): Find out where an app sends data on your Mac by filtering the World map to that app and reading the company and country behind each connection. - [Activity: monitor network connections on your Mac, app by app](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/activity-and-connection-history.md): See which apps connect to the internet on your Mac in one list, newest first, with a search box that answers plain-language questions about the last 7 days. - [The menu bar widget](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/menu-bar-widget.md): The FireAI menu bar widget shows live traffic, recent blocks, and the main switches, without opening the FireAI window. - [Who’s online: see every device on your network, and get told when one comes or goes](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/whos-online.md): Who’s online lists the devices on your home or office network with their maker and type, lets you name them, and sends a Mac notification when a device you watch joins or leaves. - [Requests by country and upload spikes: spot possible data exfiltration](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/requests-by-country-and-upload-spikes.md): The World map counts your requests per country, turns the globe to any country you pick, and warns in red when your Mac suddenly sends a lot of data to one country. ## Proteção - [Security modes: Home, Coffee shop, Paranoid, Under attack](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/security-modes.md): FireAI’s security modes are four ready-made strictness levels — Home, Coffee shop, Paranoid and Under attack — that you switch between depending on where you are. - [The kill switch: cut your Mac off the internet in one click](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/kill-switch.md): An internet kill switch for your Mac: one click refuses every new connection outside your home or office network, for when you think something is wrong. - [Parental Controls for Mac: block adult sites, gambling, drugs, games, ads and scams](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/parental-controls.md): Parental Controls turns on shields that block whole categories of websites for every app and browser on the Mac, from lists kept up to date by their publishers, with a one-click Child Safety First preset. - [Set up Child Safety First on your child’s Mac](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/set-up-child-safety-first.md): Turn on Child Safety First in Parental Controls to block adult, gambling, drug and game sites and keep your child on Safari, then check that it works. - [Coffee Shop Armor: safer on public Wi-Fi, and warned about fake networks](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/coffee-shop-armor.md): FireAI checks every Wi-Fi network your Mac joins, switches to Coffee shop mode on an open or weakly secured one, and warns you when a network looks like a fake copy of one you know. - [USB Network Protection: nothing from a USB drive goes online unasked](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/usb-network-protection.md): USB Network Protection makes FireAI treat any app launched from a USB stick, SD card or external disk as a stranger: it always asks first, and in Paranoid or Under attack it’s refused outright. - [Clipboard Armor: spot an app that goes online right after you copy something](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/clipboard-armor.md): Clipboard Armor flags an app’s first-ever connection when it happens seconds after your clipboard changes, a timing pattern clipboard stealers rely on, without ever reading what you copied. - [Agent profile: OpenClaw, Hermes Agent & Claude Code security on Mac](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/agent-profile.md): FireAI recognises 19 AI agents, from Claude Code and Cursor to OpenClaw, Hermes Agent and Gemini CLI, learns where each normally connects, and flags a first-ever destination or an upload spike for your review, without reading your data. The Agent profile mode goes further and blocks a new destination until you allow it. - [Pick the right security mode for where you are, and use the kill switch](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/pick-security-mode-and-use-kill-switch.md): Pick the right FireAI security mode for where you are on your Mac, from home to a café to somewhere risky, and use the kill switch to cut the internet fast if you need to. - [Your own IP blocklist](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/ip-blocklists.md): Keep your own IP blocklist on your Mac of addresses or address ranges that no app may reach, and block one the moment you know about it. - [Threat lists (opt-in)](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/threat-intelligence-feeds.md): Threat lists are free, keyless public lists of dangerous websites and addresses that FireAI can download once a day and check your Mac’s traffic against. - [The Threats page: what looks wrong, and why](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/the-threats-page.md): The Threats page lists every connection FireAI flagged on your Mac, with the reason in plain words, so you can investigate each one before you decide. - [Investigate a connection](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/investigate-a-connection.md): Investigate a connection on your Mac to see a risk score out of 100, the reasons behind it, what FireAI saw, and your choices, all on one page. - [Find apps with known security flaws](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/apps-that-need-an-update.md): FireAI finds apps with known security flaws on your Mac by checking each one’s version against public vulnerability databases, then tells you which to update. - [Turn on threat lists, and investigate a flagged connection](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/turn-on-threat-lists-and-investigate.md): Turn on FireAI’s opt-in public threat lists on your Mac, then read the full dossier behind anything they flag before deciding. - [Deep inspection, without decrypting anything](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/protocol-inspection-without-decryption.md): FireAI performs deep inspection on your Mac without decrypting anything, reading only the unencrypted start of a connection to catch a few specific tricks. ## Regras - [Mac firewall rules: by app, website, domain, IP or range](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/per-app-rules.md): Build a per-app firewall rule on your Mac from an app and a destination, as precise as one address or as broad as a whole domain. - [Block an app’s internet access on Mac, or just one company or domain](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/block-an-app-or-a-company.md): Block an app from the internet entirely on your Mac, or leave it working while cutting off just one company or domain it talks to. - [Timed rules: only at night, only during work hours, only on weekends](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/timed-rules.md): Timed rules apply only during certain hours on your Mac, layered on top of your general rules without changing them the rest of the time. - [Allow only during work hours, or never at night](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/allow-only-work-hours-never-at-night.md): Block or allow an app only during certain hours on your Mac by typing a plain-language order into Ask FireAI, such as “block Fortnite at night”. - [Places: rule profiles that switch with your Wi-Fi network](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/rule-profiles-by-wifi.md): Places are named sets of rules and a security mode for home, work or a café on your Mac, and they can switch on their own when your Wi-Fi changes. - [Switch profiles automatically by Wi-Fi network](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/switch-profiles-by-wifi.md): Switch firewall profiles automatically by Wi-Fi network on your Mac by setting up a Home and a Work place, each with its own rules and mode. - [Quick rules: check before every other rule](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/quick-rules.md): Mark a rule Quick on your Mac so it decides a connection before FireAI checks any of your other rules. - [Import and export your rules](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/import-export-rules.md): Export your FireAI rules to a file to back them up or move them to another Mac, then import that file back in safely. - [Review your suggestions in seconds with Quick Review](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/quick-review-suggestions.md): Quick Review shows your pending suggestions one card at a time: swipe or press an arrow key to block or allow, and FireAI makes the rule and learns from your answer. ## IA e FireAI Pilot - [Ask FireAI: control your Mac firewall in plain language](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/ask-fireai.md): Ask FireAI lets you type a plain-language order like “block Teams” or “go in coffee shop mode” on your Mac, and turns it into a rule you approve before anything changes. - [Use Ask FireAI in plain language](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/use-ask-fireai-in-plain-language.md): Use Ask FireAI in plain language on your Mac by typing an everyday sentence instead of filling in a rule form. - [Ask FireAI in your language: 16 languages, one real order each](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/ask-fireai-in-your-language.md): FireAI’s window comes in 16 languages, and Ask FireAI understands orders typed in any of them. This page shows how to switch FireAI’s language and one tested, everyday order per language. - [FireAI Pilot: FireAI decides the easy connections for you](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/autopilot.md): FireAI Pilot is a FireAI mode where a built-in on-device model answers straightforward connection prompts on your Mac by itself, and explains every decision. - [Use FireAI Pilot safely: what it decides, and how to correct it](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/use-autopilot-safely.md): Use FireAI Pilot safely on your Mac by turning it on with a clear view of what it will decide, then checking and fixing its early decisions. - [FireAI Pilot learns each Wi-Fi network and each security mode](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/fireai-pilot-learns-per-network.md): FireAI Pilot keeps separate lessons for each Wi-Fi network and each security mode, so a connection you allow at home can stay blocked on a café or jobsite Wi-Fi. - [The on-device AI model, opt-in](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/on-device-ai-model.md): The on-device AI model is a private, local AI for your Mac — a small language model that runs entirely on this Mac, downloaded only if you choose to add it. - [Use FireAI’s AI on an Intel Mac with Ollama](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/ai-on-intel-mac-with-ollama.md): On a Mac with an Intel processor, FireAI’s AI runs through Ollama, a free app that runs the same model on your Mac. FireAI guides you through the setup in three steps. - [How Ask FireAI understands you: the parser, the on-device model, and every instruction we give it](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/how-ask-fireai-understands-you.md): Ask FireAI reads an order with a strict parser first and only asks the on-device model when it has to. This page publishes the model’s full instructions, the answer format, the safety checks and the orders we test it with. - ["Why block this?": what a destination usually sends, and why people block it](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/why-block-this.md): “Why block this?” explains what a kind of destination usually sends and why people tend to block it, right next to the connection prompt on your Mac. - [Your preferences, kept in your own words](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/your-preferences-in-your-own-words.md): Your preferences keeps every order you’ve applied through Ask FireAI on your Mac, listed exactly as you typed it, so you can find and undo it later. ## Privacidade - [What stays on your Mac, and the only times FireAI goes online by itself](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/privacy-promise.md): FireAI sends no telemetry from your Mac and only reaches the internet on its own for the specific, opt-in things you turn on in Settings. - [See which app turns on your camera or microphone, and where its traffic goes](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/see-who-uses-camera-microphone.md): See which app is using your camera or microphone on your Mac, follow its connections on the World map, and stop it if something looks wrong. - [AirDrop Shield: know when strangers can see your Mac](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/airdrop-shield.md): AirDrop Shield shows whether your Mac is visible over AirDrop to everyone, your contacts, or no one, and nudges you when it’s visible to everyone on a network you don’t trust. ## Licença e atualizações - [Demo mode, and what a licence unlocks](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/demo-mode-and-licence.md): Try FireAI’s demo free for 17 days on your Mac, then keep the protection you already have and add a licence to unlock the rest. - [Activate your licence](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/activate-a-licence-and-check-for-updates.md): Activate your FireAI licence by entering the licence key and secret from your purchase email, or by confirming the activation link it contains. - [Get new versions of FireAI automatically](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/get-updates-automatically.md): Get new versions of FireAI automatically on your Mac, checked once a day or only when you ask, and offered with a fingerprint check. - [Check for updates from the FireAI menu](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/check-for-updates-from-the-menu.md): Check for FireAI updates from the menu bar with one click, and see the result right in the About window. ## Solução de problemas - [FireAI Help: ask in your own words, and FireAI shows you where it is](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/fireai-help-in-the-app.md): FireAI Help finds a feature from everyday words, tells you where it is, and with Show me opens the page and highlights the exact spot. - [FireAI says “Filter offline” or shows no connections](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/filter-offline.md): Fix “Filter offline” or a World map with no connections by getting FireAI’s network filter running again on your Mac. - [FireAI never asks me about new connections](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/no-connection-prompts.md): If FireAI never asks about new connections on your Mac, one of five settings is deciding for you, and this explains how to turn prompts back on. - [FireAI doesn’t offer the new version](https://hisnlabs.com/fireai/pt-br/docs/update-not-offered.md): If FireAI doesn’t offer the new version on your Mac, check for it yourself and finish installing it.