MACCLUE · FEATURE GUIDE

Privacy and control: a monitor that does not take over your Mac

See what is measured locally, what can be exported, which actions require confirmation, and how to remove data.

Actual MacClue beta interface, captured on a Mac and redacted for privacy
Actual MacClue beta screenshot · Private details hidden · Readings depend on your Mac

On-device measurements

Live system metrics, process inspection, folder scans and optional history are handled on your Mac. There is no default automatic upload of process lists, network endpoints or file names.

Diagnostics are opt-in

Support reports are generated locally. Review the filtered JSON, copy or save it yourself, and provide explicit consent before a support ticket sends it. Native crash files are not transmitted wholesale.

Explicit actions only

Folder scans are read-only. Optional process termination uses a separate confirmation and strict identity checks; background recording is off by default and can be stopped.

Your data stays manageable

The app explains where its local history and caches live. Removing the application does not silently delete your historical files; a separate confirmation is required for cleanup.

What to know before relying on this feature

The current unsigned beta is not notarized. Install only trusted releases and never disable macOS security globally.

See for yourself

Download the verified beta and compare its readings with macOS Activity Monitor and System Settings. Results depend on your model and permissions.

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