Threat detection that learns and adapts
CoreShield AI uses on-device CoreML models to detect suspicious network behavior in real time. No cloud lookups, no data leaving your Mac — just intelligent, local analysis that gets smarter the more you use it.
- On-device CoreML threat classification
- Behavioral analysis of network patterns
- Automatic rule learning from your usage
- Zero-day anomaly detection
See everything on your network
Monitor every connection in real time. CoreShield AI shows you exactly which apps are communicating, where data is going, and how much bandwidth each process consumes — with beautiful geo-IP visualizations.
- Real-time connection monitoring
- Per-app traffic analysis and breakdown
- Bandwidth tracking with historical charts
- Geo-IP visualization on a world map
Rules that write themselves
Stop manually configuring firewall rules. CoreShield AI observes your network behavior and automatically generates smart rules — then lets you review, approve, or customize them. Switch seamlessly between network profiles for home, office, or public Wi-Fi.
- Automatic rule generation from behavior
- Allowlist and blocklist management
- Network profiles — home, office, public
- One-click rule approval or customization
Everything you need for network security
CoreShield AI is packed with features that keep your Mac safe without getting in your way.
DNS Filtering
Block ads, trackers, and malicious domains at the DNS level before they ever reach your browser.
VPN Detection & Routing
Automatically detect VPN connections and apply appropriate routing rules for split-tunnel configurations.
Menu Bar Quick Controls
Enable, disable, or switch profiles instantly from the menu bar. Full control without leaving your workflow.
Network Profiles
Create custom security profiles for different environments. Automatically switch when you change networks.
Export & Import Rules
Share your firewall configuration across devices or back up your rules for safekeeping.
Detailed Connection Logs
Searchable, filterable logs of every connection attempt — allowed or blocked — with full metadata.