Strict mode kill switch
Whole-system routing with a built-in kill switch — if the Tor connection drops, traffic stops instead of leaking over your normal connection.
by GotRoot Labs
Your whole Mac, through Tor.
Onionize routes your entire Mac through the Tor network — every app, not just your browser. One click to go private, with a strict kill switch, a live circuit map, censorship-resistant bridges, and built-in DNS-leak checks.
Whole-system routing with a built-in kill switch — if the Tor connection drops, traffic stops instead of leaking over your normal connection.
Watch your Tor circuits and relays in real time, including the countries your traffic hops through on the way out.
Connect through obfs4, Snowflake, meek, or WebTunnel bridges to reach Tor from networks that block it.
A built-in DNS-leak test confirms every lookup is going through Tor rather than quietly falling back to your ISP.
curl, git, brew, pip and ssh route through Tor too — no proxychains juggling.
Tune circuits for lower latency when you want responsiveness over maximum anonymity.
brew install tor, or let Onionize fetch the official Tor Expert Bundle.open Onionize-1.0.dmg
brew install tor # optional — Onionize can fetch Tor for you
Onionize is free and open source, with no telemetry. It uses the Tor network but is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by The Tor Project, Inc.
| Type | macOS menu-bar / desktop app |
| Platform | macOS 13 Ventura and later |
| Architecture | Apple Silicon & Intel (universal) |
| Network | Tor, with obfs4 / Snowflake / meek / WebTunnel bridges |
| Requires | System Tor (brew install tor) or the bundled Tor Expert Bundle |
| Pricing | Free & open source |
Everything. Onionize routes your whole Mac through Tor at the system level, so every app’s traffic goes through the network — not just one browser.
Strict mode acts as a kill switch: if the Tor connection drops, network traffic stops instead of falling back to your normal connection and leaking your real IP.
Yes. Onionize supports obfs4, Snowflake, meek, and WebTunnel bridges so you can connect from networks that block Tor.
No. Onionize is an independent app that uses the Tor network. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by The Tor Project, Inc.