See exactly what your Mac is doing online

Your network has secrets. Now you can see them. No packet jargon — just clear, plain-English answers about which apps are connecting, where, and whether your data is safe.

What you get

Everything you need to understand — and control — your network

No degree required. Netwoke turns raw network data into plain English anyone can act on.

Live Speed: Animated upload & download charts. Instantly see if something's hogging your connection.
Connections Explained: Every connection in plain English — 'Chrome connected to google.com' — not raw IPs.
Per-App Usage: See exactly which apps are on the internet and where they're sending your data.
Countries & Domains: Destination country, domain name, and duration shown for every connection.
Encryption Status: See which connections are encrypted and which are sending data in the open.
Smart Alerts: Flags unusual ports, unexpected countries, unencrypted traffic, and background uploads.
CPU & Memory: Live system health so you know if your Mac is being pushed while data transfers.
Connection Duration: How long each connection has been open — a 3-hour Zoom looks different from a surprise.
Search & Filter: Type any app, domain, or country to instantly filter all active connections.
Kill Process: Terminate any app making a suspicious connection instantly — one click, confirmed with a prompt.
Block IP: Add a macOS firewall rule to drop all traffic to a remote IP directly from the connection card.
Menu Bar Mode: Lives quietly in your menu bar showing live speeds. Click for a popover with all active connections.

How it works

Up and running in under a minute

Download & Install: Download the DMG, drag Netwoke to Applications, and open it. No account, no email, no subscription.
Grant Network Access: macOS asks permission to monitor connections. It's the only permission needed — all data stays on your device.
See Everything, Instantly: The dashboard fills with live data immediately — every connection, which app, and whether it's encrypted.
Get Alerted to Anything Unusual: Netwoke watches for unusual ports, unexpected countries, unencrypted traffic, and silent background uploads.
macOS Quarantine Fix: New macOS versions may block the app. If blocked, open Terminal and run:
```
xattr -r -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Netwoke.app
```

Built for privacy

Your data never leaves your machine

100% Local Processing: Everything runs on your Mac. No server, no cloud, no API. Your network data never leaves your device.
No Account Required: No signup, no email, no subscription. We don't know you exist — and that's intentional.
No Telemetry: Zero usage data collected. No crash reports, no analytics. The app never phones home.
Own It Forever: Pay once, own it forever. No monthly fees, no license keys, no account required.
You're In Control: Kill suspicious processes and block remote IPs directly from the dashboard — no Terminal required.
Signed & Notarized: Developer ID signed and notarized by Apple — Gatekeeper verifies it before it ever runs.

New — Local AI Support

Run AI explanations 100% on your Mac

Netwoke now automatically detects Ollama — a free, open-source local AI runtime. If Ollama is running on your Mac, Netwoke uses it instead of any cloud service. Your AI explanations never leave your machine. Zero API calls. Zero cost. Forever.

Setup guide

Get Ollama running in 3 steps

Download Ollama: Visit ollama.com and download the macOS app. It installs in seconds — just drag to Applications.
Pull a model: Open Terminal and run one command to download a local AI model. We recommend Llama 3 for the best explanations.
```
$ ollama pull llama3
```
Open Netwoke — done: Netwoke automatically detects Ollama on startup. Click "Ask AI" on any connection and you'll see "AI Explanation · Ollama (llama3)" — fully local, fully private.

Your network has secrets. Now you can see them.

$11.99 One Time Purchase

No account. No subscription. No catch.

Download Netwoke for macOS: macOS 12+ · Apple Silicon & Intel · v1.0.2 · ~132.7 MB