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Every Mac your team works on. And the ones Cybee cannot see.

Put Cybee on each Mac that does client work, then compare your own list with Cybee’s. A laptop that never reports should not vanish behind a team score. Adding Macs and people is free, with no limit.

no limit on Macs or peoplefree to addMacs with an Apple chip, M1 or newer, on macOS 15 or newerupdated 28.09.2026

Add each Mac and its owner

Install Cybee on your own Mac first. Then add your team’s Macs one by one, so they all land in the same organization.

  1. 1

    Install Cybee on your Mac.

    Run one line in Terminal, a chat, your IDE or a CLI, and keep working there. Install guide

  2. 2

    Ask your AI assistant to invite a teammate.

    It gives you a line for their Mac. Send them that line, not the plain install line. The plain line would start a separate organization.

  3. 3

    Your teammate pastes it on their Mac.

    They type their Mac’s password and switch on CybeeES, as in the install guide.

    What you will see: their Mac in your list the next time you ask “Which Macs do we have?”

Each install is identified by its own access key, so nobody needs an account. An email links each Mac to its owner, so you can tell people and Macs apart.

Remote install through Intune or Apple Business Manager: Coming soon. Until then, each teammate runs the line on their own Mac.

Compare your list with Cybee’s

Cybee counts the Macs it knows. Only you know which Macs should be there. Read the list before the score.

your list against Cybee’s26.09.2026 09:41

  • Ana’s MacBook Prosince 12.03.2026Reporting
  • Luca’s MacBook Prosince 12.03.2026Reporting
  • Mira’s MacBook Airscreen lock offNeeds Mira
  • Ana’s Mac minisince 12.03.2026Reporting
  • The new laptop, not installed yetnever seenNot assessed

Cybee says 4 of 4 Macs. Your list says 5.

The example team with one laptop added that nobody installed Cybee on. It is on your list, and Cybee has never seen it.
StateWhat it meansWhat to do
ReportingCybee heard from this Mac recently.Read its checks and the dates they held since.
SilentIt stopped reporting. Cybee flags it, and after 30 days without a report it marks the Mac dormant.Find out why: switched off, offline, wiped or gone with someone who left.
Not assessedCybee has never seen it, or not in the period you are looking at.Keep it in your count, outside the score. Install Cybee on it, or say why not.

Ask your AI assistant

Which of our Macs are missing, silent or outside this reporting period?

Select the question, then press Command and C.

What your teammates see

Your teammates do not need to learn security. They see one icon in the menu bar. It opens a card with their Mac’s state and anything waiting for them, such as a setting to turn on or a training to finish. Nothing on their Mac changes until they say yes.

Cybee menu bar card: Needs you. Full Disk Access is off. The card asks to open Settings.
The menu bar card when Full Disk Access is off. It asks to open Settings. Example data. Studio Nord is a made up company.

Everything the menu bar can show

Make review a short routine

Once the list is right, the review is short. Read these before you look at any score.

team reviewfour checks

  • Are the Macs you expect the same as the Macs that report?
  • Does every open finding have a person who owns it?
  • Was each proposed change read on the Mac it affects, by the person who uses it?
  • Before you share a record, are the dates and the missing Macs right?

Check a record before you share it

When a Mac leaves the team

Cybee flags a Mac that stops reporting. To retire a lost, wiped or old Mac, ask your AI assistant to remove it. It asks you to confirm first, and it takes one step. The Mac’s row stays on the list, marked removed.

Keep what you already recorded apart from the current list. A Trust Passport you already sent stays exactly as it was sent.

Accounts are a separate list

Macs and accounts leave in different ways. A person can hand back their laptop and still have access to your company accounts and to client services.

Walk through a team change

Install Cybee on your Mac.

Not at your Mac? Send these steps to yourself.

Runs on Macs with an Apple chip, M1 or newer, on macOS 15 or newer. To check, open the Apple menu and choose About This Mac: next to Chip, the name starts with Apple M.

curl -sSf https://get.cybee.dev | sh

Run it in one of these places. Keep working there.

  • Terminal

    Open Terminal, paste the line and press Return.

    Then cybee status

  • Chat

    Paste it into your AI assistant’s chat and ask it to install Cybee. This needs an assistant that runs on your Mac. A chat in a browser tab cannot reach your Mac.

    Then restart the chat and type Cybee

  • IDE

    Paste it into the terminal in Cursor, or ask Cursor to run it.

    Then restart Cursor and type Cybee in its chat

  • CLI

    Ask Claude Code or Codex to run it. macOS asks for your password in a window.

    Then Cybee in a new session

Your Mac may ask for your password. That is macOS checking it is you. When System Settings opens, switch on CybeeES under Full Disk Access. Protection starts then. Full Disk Access lets Cybee watch what programs do. Your files never leave your Mac.

Want the Cybee subscription?

The 14 day trial starts in your AI assistant, after Cybee is installed. Ask for a Trust Passport, or for training. The link arrives in the chat and leads to Stripe, the payment service.