Protect your Mac, your data and your privacy in real time. Monitor network activity, control outgoing connections, manage VPNs and DNS, secure apps with locks and 2FA, detect surveillance, prevent theft, automate backups and guard against malware directly from your menu bar.
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BackEyes uses the front camera to detect faces in real time and prevent screen peeping. The app works offline, using an AI model to recognize faces without requiring an internet connection. It does not store or process any facial data of you or others.
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This menu bar app makes it easy to change your iOS backup location, allowing you to store backups on an external hard drive instead of taking up space on your Mac or iCloud.
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This menu bar app monitors your MacBook when left unattended, detecting tampering, alerting the user, and capturing images of the perpetrator.
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Switch between WireGuard peers instantly from your menu bar without opening terminal or complex commands. Streamline VPN management for developers and security-conscious users who need quick connection changes throughout workday.
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This menu bar app lets you lock and unlock your Mac with your iPhone, Apple Watch, or any other Bluetooth low energy devices.
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This menu bar app automatically shuts down your Mac if an unidentified USB device is plugged in. It continuously monitors USB ports for device activity, even in sleep mode
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This menu bar app locks your Mac when walking away with your iPhone or Apple Watch. Unlock doesn’t require pairing with your iOS/watchOS device.
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Schedule your Time Machine backups right inside your Mac’s menu bar. The app also shows the remaining time until the next backup.
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Connect securely with Mullvad, an open-source Swedish VPN provider with strong privacy protections efficiently without extra steps for seamless integration with ease with ease and security throughout your workflow.
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This menu bar app lets you alarm your MacBook at a public place when you step away to do something like ordering coffee. When someone tries to close your MacBook’s lid when Clyde is turned on, a loud alarm will sound.
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