What do you use to see what your AI coding tools can access on your Mac?
Hi folks! I'm Safa, a solo developer. Over the past year I kept wondering what Claude Code, Cursor and other AI tools were really doing on my machine: which files and settings they could reach, which servers they talked to, and whether any API keys were sitting in their configs.
I first built it as a free open-source tool and shared it here on Product Hunt. The feedback was kind and useful, and it showed me what people wanted next: something faster, always visible in the menu bar, and easier to set up.
So I took what I learned and built SecAIQ Watch for Mac, a native app. It shows which AI tools are running, what they can access, and where they connect. Everything stays on your Mac. No account, no analytics, nothing is sent anywhere. The open-source edition is still free on GitHub.
We launch on Product Hunt on October 30. Before that I'd love to know: what's the one thing you'd want an app like this to show you that most tools don't?
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