We monitor your resources at 1-second resolution. That means we see everything that runs. Security isn't a separate tool—it's what happens when you're actually watching.
Traditional security tools scan for known threats. They maintain databases of malware signatures, update them constantly, and still miss zero-days. We think this is backwards.
Our position: We don't care what it is. We care that it appeared. If something new is running on your machine, you should know about it. If something persists across reboots, you should have approved it.
Security is a byproduct of our monitoring architecture. We're already watching everything— security detection is essentially free.
Our probe scans CPU, GPU, memory, disk, and network at 1-second resolution. This includes every running process.
We maintain a live inventory of all PIDs. When something new appears, we see it immediately.
LaunchAgents, LaunchDaemons, login items, cron jobs—anything that survives a reboot is tracked.
Full timeline of everything that ran. Trace any process back to exactly when it first appeared.
Every process running on your machine is tracked. New processes are detected within 1 second.
Developer installs something? You see it. User input compromises machine? You see it. Nothing hides.
Like Little Snitch monitors network, we monitor persistence. If something installs itself to run on startup, you'll know.
~/Library/LaunchAgents
12 items
/Library/LaunchDaemons
8 items
System Preferences
5 items
/var/cron/tabs
3 items
Recent persistence detected
~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.unknown.agent.plist added 2 hours ago
We track resource usage over time. When a process suddenly behaves differently, that's a signal worth investigating.
Not every anomaly is malicious. But you should know when your processes start behaving unexpectedly.
Full timeline of every process that ran. When something suspicious appears, trace it back to the exact moment it first showed up.
Process terminated
CPU spike to 80%
First network connection to 45.33.x.x
Process started by root
Binary appeared in /tmp
Forensics built-in. No separate tools needed.
Configure what matters to you. Get notified when something unexpected happens.
New process detection
Alert when any new process appears
Persistence changes
Alert when LaunchAgents, daemons, or login items change
Root process spawned
Alert when a process runs with root privileges
Resource anomalies
Alert when process behavior deviates from baseline
Note: We don't block anything. We don't quarantine. We tell you what's happening. You decide what to do about it. This is security for people who know what they're doing.