DAMN / Scan
See the AI on your own machine.
Open the app and two seconds later you have every AI tool on this computer, which ones are running, and the systems each one has been wired into.
Apple Silicon, M1 and later · all builds
It runs entirely on your machine. Nothing is sent to us, and there is no account to create.
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Open it
Signed and notarised, so it opens without a warning. No account, no server, nothing to set up first.
2
It reads this computer
Running processes and installed applications, matched against a catalogue of AI tools. Anything that is not AI is dropped where it was read.
3
What is here, and what it touches
Not only the list. Each tool declares the systems it has been wired into, so a coding agent configured to reach production says so.
What it does not do.
- It reads nothing you write or generate. Only that a tool is installed or running, and the systems its own configuration names.
- Detected is not observed. It tells you a tool is here, never what it did. Watching and gating an agent is a separate step, turned on per tool.
- It finds AI installed on the machine. AI used inside a browser tab is invisible to it, since the OS cannot see which site a browser is on. The browser extension covers that half.
The same scan runs across a company.
One link enrols a colleague’s machine, and every finding stays inside your network: the workspace runs on your own server, not ours.