AppAlibi 0.3.1

• AI clients show proper icons. Kimi had a placeholder and Claude Code a blank square. Claude Code now uses the Claude app's icon, and command-line agents such as Codex and Gemini use Terminal's.

• The Summary and the AI tab show the same icon for each client, whichever you open first.

• Requires macOS 15 or later.

• Signed with Developer ID and notarized by Apple.

• Open the disk image and drag AppAlibi to Applications.

Everything stays on your Mac. AppAlibi reads the macOS log and never sends it anywhere.

SHA-256 of AppAlibi-0.3.1.dmg:
34874274e31ef633617c064ebb7276b1e7f6b8d4598db0d4ca270cc589328829

AppAlibi 0.3.0

AppAlibi now keeps a separate record of what AI assistants and coding agents do on your Mac: Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex, Copilot, Gemini, Kimi, Cursor, Perplexity and a few others.

• New AI tab. Each client gets a card with what macOS was seen allowing it (screen, input, mouse and keyboard control, Full Disk Access, admin rights) and a timeline of what it used and when. A screen recording that comes with mouse and keyboard control is marked as probable computer use.
• Apps or command-line tools AppAlibi doesn't know can be added in Settings, under AI Clients.
• The Permissions tab shows which apps were seen with Full Disk Access or control of the Mac.
• Two new notifications, off by default: one for AI clients, one for the first time an app gets Full Disk Access. The welcome tour turns on the AI one along with the others.
• The Summary tab has an AI Clients section.
• Settings is split into tabs instead of one long page.
• Switching between history tabs is faster, and each tab keeps its filters.
• "Keyboard Control" is now "Mouse & Keyboard Control", since that permission covers both.

History recorded before 0.3.0 is copied into the AI tab once. Older records only have daily totals, so those rows are marked approximate.

• Requires macOS 15 or later.
• Signed with Developer ID and notarized by Apple.
• Open the disk image and drag AppAlibi to Applications.

Everything stays on your Mac. AppAlibi reads the macOS log and never sends it anywhere.

SHA-256 of AppAlibi-0.3.0.dmg:
16736f76b7cb8fb4fbab96a5da28954afb6c6927cf6f9ad2bc5243a5f64dbd29

AppAlibi 0.2.0

AppAlibi now also records when macOS grants an app administrator rights: admin password prompts, software installs, changes to background services and system settings.

• New Admin tab in the history window, with the same filters, search and CSV export as the other tabs.
• New notification in Settings: "Administrator rights", every time an app is allowed to make such a change. Off by default.
• Grants still in the macOS log are imported the first time 0.2.0 runs.
• Clear names for more permissions in the Permissions tab (iCloud Drive, Home, Personal Voice, Passkeys and others) instead of internal codes.
• Polish translation fixes.

Only granted rights are recorded: macOS does not log which app a refused request came from.

• Requires macOS 15 or later.
• Signed with Developer ID and notarized by Apple.
• Open the disk image and drag AppAlibi to Applications.

Everything stays on your Mac. AppAlibi reads the macOS log and never sends it anywhere.

SHA-256 of AppAlibi-0.2.0.dmg:
88f0735bb7be878bccb49b6f7539582c9eb608b202d207f5aca481bd5469be44

AppAlibi 0.1.0

First build of AppAlibi, a menu bar app that keeps a history of which app used your camera, microphone, screen recording and protected data (folders, contacts, Full Disk Access and more).

• Requires macOS 15 or later.
• Signed with Developer ID and notarized by Apple.
• Open the disk image and drag AppAlibi to Applications.

Everything stays on your Mac. AppAlibi reads the macOS log and never sends it anywhere.

SHA-256 of AppAlibi-0.1.0.dmg:
df9be47e7ab92b03634551fde9a225f44cd3a8b1aa1398b8d43dbd95424df260