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MacWatcher

Tamper-evidence for your Mac. Arm it when you step away, and it captures a photo of whoever touches it — triggered by system events or on-device presence detection. Private by design: everything stays on your Mac unless you decide otherwise.

Buy MacWatcher — $19 Support one-time · 14-day free trial · macOS 13 (Ventura) or later · Apple Silicon + Intel
MacWatcher

Status

Armed

Presence watching

Live camera preview with on-device face / person detection appears here.

Screenshots

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MacWatcher menu-bar popover showing an armed status with Disarm and Capture Now buttons (preview)
Menu-bar control — arm, capture, and check status at a glance.
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MacWatcher capture gallery: a thumbnail grid with a detail pane showing the selected photo and its metadata (preview)
Gallery — browse captures with a detail pane (event, time, camera, file).
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MacWatcher presence calibration: a live camera preview with a face box, Face/Person confidence bars, and a guided wizard (preview)
Calibrate — tune presence detection with live confidence bars.
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MacWatcher Settings with the General pane: watching status, a Run-in-background toggle, camera access, and start-at-login (preview)
Settings — sidebar panes for detectors, delivery, capture, and more.
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MacWatcher first-run welcome screen with camera-access status and a Get Started button (preview)
First run — a quick welcome and one-tap camera permission.

Features

Event triggers

Captures on screen lock, wake, USB insert, power change, and more.

Presence detection

On-device Vision detects a person or face and captures — no cloud.

Burst capture

Take a single shot or a short burst after an event.

Local first

Photos and logs stay on your Mac unless you choose to deliver them.

Menu-bar app

Arm, capture, calibrate, and browse a gallery from the menu bar.

Delivery

Optional delivery to a destination you configure, queued offline.

Privacy & permissions

MacWatcher runs on your own machine, with your consent. macOS shows the green camera indicator whenever the camera is active — that is expected for a visible anti-theft tool. The app requests camera access on first use; captured images stay local unless you configure a delivery integration.

FAQ

Does it work while the screen is locked?

Yes — presence and triggers run while away-mode is armed, locked or not.

Where do my photos go?

They are written to your Mac. Delivery elsewhere is optional and configured by you.

Is there a trial?

Yes — a 14-day trial before purchase.

Which Macs are supported?

Apple Silicon and Intel Macs running macOS 13 (Ventura) or later.