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See every AI on this machine, and what it’s wired into.
Including the ones you forgot you installed, and the systems some of them are configured to reach.
Apple Silicon, M1 and later. Signed and notarised, so it opens without a warning.
It runs entirely on your machine. Nothing is sent to us, and there is no account to create.
If your AI lives in browser tabs, the app will not see it. The extension covers that half, on any operating system.
1
Open it
No account, no server, nothing to set up first. The scan itself takes about two seconds.
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What it reads
The names of running programs. The list of installed applications. And inside each AI tool’s own settings file, the names of the systems it is wired into. Nothing else is read: not your files, not your messages, not what you type, not the sites you visit.
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What you get
Every AI tool here, which ones are running, and the systems each one declares. A coding agent configured to reach production says so.
What it does not do.
- It reads nothing you write or generate. Only that a tool is installed or running, and the systems its own configuration names.
- Detected is not observed. It tells you a tool is here, never what it did. Watching and gating an agent is a separate step, turned on per tool.
The same scan runs across a company.
One link enrols a colleague’s machine, and every finding stays inside your network: the workspace runs on your own server, not ours.