Forge SafetyBox - High-security file checker and sandbox for your Mac

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High-Security file checker and developer sandbox for your Mac. Attack-tested. Pay once, free upgrades. Special Launch Price: $9.99. Drop any file, download or code you don't trust into SafetyBox. It scans for known threats and runs programs in a fresh sealed machine with no internet and no view of your files, then throws it away. For developers: run unread scripts and AI-agent code (Python, Node.js, shell, Linux) and check npm/PyPI packages and leaked keys. Apple certified: Silicon + Intel.

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Hi: I'm Don, and since early this year I've been experimenting building with AI. SafetyBox is my first product.

I built it for three purposes. As a High Security sandbox for testing my builds and for my upcoming Agent RSI pipeline. And because AI now writes code faster than anyone can read it, and the web is full of files/apps/content we can't be sure about. I wanted one simple place to drop something untrusted in and get a straight answer without risking my Mac.

For developers: let an AI agent's code, a script you haven't read, or a new npm or PyPI package run in SafetyBox first. It checks packages for known malicious code and leaked keys, then runs the code with no internet and no access to your files.

Every check runs in a brand-new sealed machine with no network device and no shared folders. The result is read only after that machine has shut down, so the code inside can't fake its own result.

We tested it deeply on purpose with more than 80 written destructive attacks, built to break out, cheat or wreck it, and it held. As a security product it was a very difficult build. Other non enterprise sandboxes stop at low or medium security, and we wanted High, and we found none that also checks for viruses and malicious packages on your own Mac.

Limited Time - Special Launch Price: $9.99 once, with free upgrades. Any issues, give me a shout. 14 day money back guarantee. Apple Certified and Notorized

What would you drop in first? And what should it check next?