Claude, Cursor, MCP servers, browser agents. Every AI tool you install quietly holds real macOS permissions: your screen, your files, your keystrokes. Wairy shows you every grant, scores the risk, and lets you revoke what shouldn't be there.
Free to use · notarized · nothing leaves your machine
macOS records every permission an app has ever been granted, but its own Privacy settings only show a curated slice, no risk scoring, no history, and nothing at all about the AI agents and MCP servers running on your machine.
Full Disk Access, screen recording, microphone, accessibility, and dozens more, each grant in plain English with a risk score you can actually reason about.
Running AI apps, MCP servers and what they can act through, AI browser extensions, native bridges, autostart entries, and local model servers eating your disk.
Reset a permission through Apple's own tools, find the leftover grant from an app you deleted months ago, and reclaim gigabytes of forgotten model caches.
Wairy keeps a local history of every grant that appears, changes, or disappears, and can alert you from the menu bar the moment something new gets access.
Everything is read on-device. No account, no cloud, no telemetry. Reading is strictly read-only; changes happen only when you click them.
Cryptic Apple daemons and obscure permission types get plain-language descriptions, with a search fallback for anything Wairy hasn't catalogued yet.
Real data from a real Mac, including a long-deleted app still holding a microphone grant, and every MCP server your AI tools are quietly running.
Wairy organizes everything it finds so the signal doesn't drown in noise.
Wairy's free tier is a permanent capability, not a trial that expires.
Free, notarized, and entirely local. Grant Full Disk Access on first launch and Wairy does the rest.
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