Mac Monitoring

Complete macOS Computer Surveillance

Monitor Mac computers with advanced surveillance technology designed specifically for macOS. Track keystrokes, screen activity, web browsing, file access, and Apple ecosystem integration with complete stealth.

macOS Integration

Mac Features

macOS 10.12+ compatibility
Administrator installation
No jailbreak required
iCloud integration monitoring
Messages app tracking
FaceTime call monitoring

Apple Ecosystem

iCloud Sync

Cross-device tracking

Monitor iCloud synced data, Messages, FaceTime, and other Apple services integrated with the Mac system.

Key Monitoring Features

Mac Desktop Monitoring

Complete macOS system monitoring and activity tracking

Keystroke Recording

Capture all typed content including passwords and messages

Screen Capture

Automatic screenshots and screen recording capabilities

Safari & Web Tracking

Monitor web browsing, bookmarks, and download activity

File System Monitoring

Track file access, modifications, and document usage

Invisible Operation

Completely hidden monitoring without system detection

Technical Specifications

System Requirements

• macOS 10.12 Sierra or higher
• 150MB available disk space
• Internet connection required
• Administrator privileges

Monitoring Features

• Keylogger with encryption
• Screen recording and capture
• Safari browsing history
• Application usage tracking

Trusted Mac Solution

250K+

Mac Systems Monitored

99%

Compatibility Rate

User Satisfaction

The permission that matters: Full Disk Access

macOS sandboxes applications by default. Without Full Disk Access, the app installs, launches, and then reports almost nothing — which is why a "silent" install usually means a permission problem rather than a broken product. Grant it in System Settings, Privacy & Security, Full Disk Access, then quit and relaunch the app. Screen Recording is a separate permission and is needed for screenshots.

On macOS 13 and later you also approve the app under Login Items so it restarts after a reboot. If the Mac is managed by an MDM profile, the profile may block both permissions until an administrator allows the app.

Appropriate use on a Mac

A company Mac issued to an employee, with written notice and an acknowledged acceptable-use policy, is the clearest case. A family iMac shared with a child is the other. A partner's personal MacBook, a machine you are repairing for someone, or a computer you have borrowed are all out of bounds — installing monitoring software there is illegal in most countries and we will not support it.

Removing the app from a Mac

Quit the app, open System Settings and remove it from Login Items, then drag it from Applications to the Trash and empty the Trash. Revoke Full Disk Access and Screen Recording in Privacy & Security so no residual permission remains. Removing the device in your dashboard first stops uploads immediately and deletes its collected data.

Frequently asked questions

Why does the Mac app show almost no data?

Full Disk Access was not granted, or was granted after the app started. Grant it in System Settings, then quit and relaunch the app.

Does it work on Apple silicon?

Yes. Macs with M-series chips are supported; if the build requires Rosetta, macOS prompts you to install it during setup.

Can it read iMessage conversations?

It captures what is visible on screen through screenshots and keystrokes. It does not decrypt Apple's message database, so treat iMessage coverage as partial.

Is a Mac harder to monitor than Windows?

Yes. Apple requires explicit user-granted permissions for disk and screen access, so installation takes an extra step and cannot be done silently from another machine.