Bogey is a macOS network scanner and IP scanner that maps every device on your Wi-Fi as a live radar: phones, TVs, cameras, that smart plug you forgot about. It flags anything new the second it shows up.
Free for up to 5 devices · Pro is a one-time $14
Most security tools want you to trust them with your data. Bogey is the opposite. It runs entirely on your machine and never phones home.
Your whole network at a glance: you at the center, every device orbiting on the rings, updating as it scans.
Vendor and device type (router, phone, camera, NAS) inferred from MAC/OUI, Bonjour, and open ports.
Background monitoring pings you the moment an unknown device joins. New bogey on your network.
No sudo, no config files, no API keys to paste. Launch it, hit scan, done. It just works on any Wi-Fi.
Every packet stays on your Mac. The one security tool you don't have to trust with your data, because it has none.
Spots fake ARP replies from anti-scanning gear and marks them suspicious instead of trusting the noise.
Click any contact for a full dossier: IP, MAC, vendor, hostname, open ports, and when it first appeared.
List view. Prefer the map? A Radar / List / Activity toggle switches between them.
No subscription. No account. Buy it once, own it.
Bogey never sends your network anywhere. No telemetry, no cloud, no "anonymous usage data." What it sees stays on your machine. That's exactly what a tool like this should do.