Track Your Mac with TheOneSpy’s Revolutionary iOS Monitoring.

TheOneSpy Mac tracking software paints a holistic picture of how your device is being used. Whether you’re a concerned parent or a responsible business owner, you can use TheOneSpy to record keystrokes across apps and browsers, capture screen activity, track app usage, know whenever someone logs in/out, and monitor web history. All the data TheOneSpy collects and records is stored on the virtual dashboard, and you can access it from any web browser. 

We constantly update TheOneSpy Mac tracking application to ensure full compatibility with the latest iOS version. As of now, we cover macOS 13.0 to macOS14.0 and work on most Apple products including MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac, and Mac Studio. Before you install TheOneSpy and purchase a license, we urge all customers to check their specific macOS and their compatibility with our individual features. For any help with this confirmation, you can reach out to our customer support team.  

Absolutely. All TheOneSpy applications, tools, and features are fully discrete because of our specialized stealth mode. TheOneSpy runs silently in the background and doesn’t display an app icon, nor does it send the target device any notifications, banners, or alerts. However, we’ve gone one step further to ensure TheOneSpy doesn’t reduce device performance or have any noticeable effect on battery health. This ensures the targeted individual doesn’t know they’re being monitored, change their behaviour, or find workarounds for TheOneSpy. 

TheOneSpy Mac Tracker covers all browser activities, so you can track each and every website searched on the device. In fact, you can go one step further with our Key Logging feature to know exactly what URLs were being typed into the search bar. All you need to do is access your virtual dashboard and get access to URLs, page titles, and timestamps for each visit. You can search through the devices’ search history and filter it by date, title, or time. Concerned parents can block inappropriate content and adult websites with TheOneSpy, or be notified immediately when they’re accessed.  

We’ve gone to great lengths to ensure the target device doesn’t notice it’s being monitored, but we have failsafes in place for someone finding out. Keystroke logging is a core feature of TheOneSpy Mac tracking applications and it captures everything typed on the keyboard across messaging apps, browsers, documents, and system apps. This can include chats, search terms, credentials, and passwords. Keystrokes can be difficult to monitor because of their volume, so your virtual dashboard organizes this information by application, date, and time of entry, and you can search for certain keywords as well.  

As long as TheOneSpy is used ethically and responsibly, it’s completely legal. Surveillance and monitoring are tricky legal waters to navigate, and vary greatly from region to region. We urge all our clients to consult with local lawyers to make sure they aren’t crossing any lines. However, TheOneSpy is meant for parents and employers and they have some room to maneuver. Parents, in general, have far reaching authority to monitor their children and their online activity. Employers, on the other hand, need to disclose the device is being monitored when they issue it to an employee, after which they aren’t legally exposed.  

We take data security very seriously. All the data we collect on the target device is encrypted during transmission, and secured on secure cloud servers. The second potentially vulnerable location is the virtual dashboard on the client’s side. Only the account holder has access to the dashboard, and is password protected. When you create an account with TheOneSpy and purchase a license, we send you a link to the dashboard with pre-set credentials. Once you complete two-factor authentication, you can set your own secure password. As soon as someone ends their license with TheOneSpy, we delete their data from our servers. TheOneSpy does not sell confidential client information to third-party entities or advertisers.  

Yes, TheOneSpy can be configured to monitor multiple user accounts on the same Mac if you’ve given it administrative access. It’s important to realize that TheOneSpy monitors the device, and not a specific account or application. This means it will capture keystrokes, app usage, screen activity, and more regardless of who is logged in. This is especially useful to monitor siblings that use the device, or employees using public company devices.The only time you’ll need an additional TheOneSpy license is when you’re monitoring more than one device. You can reach out to our customer service team.

Yes, it takes more than a simple incognito browser window to fool TheOneSpy. We monitor browser activity in hidden windows by tracking keystrokes, screen captures, and system-level web access logs. Even if the system manages to bypass real-time monitoring tools, TheOneSpy can capture what’s typed and displayed on the screen, including URLs, searches, site content, and timestamps.